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This issue of Screencap examines the growing popularity of Formula One among young women and LGBTQ+ audiences, as well as the increasingly participatory culture surrounding the sport. As shows like Drive to Survive and official social media accounts deepen fans' engagement with drivers and teams beyond race weekends, fan-generated works—including fanfiction, fan art, fan edits, fan merchandise, and memes—serve as meaningful expressions of identification, admiration, and emotional investment. Using the “K-popification” of Formula One as an analytical framework, the issue explores how fandom has changed the ways spectators relate to the sport and to one another, while also considering the etiquette, shared language, and social expectations that characterize digital fan communities.
This is a preorder, zines will not ship out until October
DETAILS:
✩ Size: 5 × 7 inches
✩ Printed on matte paper
✩ Comes with Pirelli Cap Sticker
✩ Colours of product may vary slightly from photos
This issue of Screencap examines the growing popularity of Formula One among young women and LGBTQ+ audiences, as well as the increasingly participatory culture surrounding the sport. As shows like Drive to Survive and official social media accounts deepen fans' engagement with drivers and teams beyond race weekends, fan-generated works—including fanfiction, fan art, fan edits, fan merchandise, and memes—serve as meaningful expressions of identification, admiration, and emotional investment. Using the “K-popification” of Formula One as an analytical framework, the issue explores how fandom has changed the ways spectators relate to the sport and to one another, while also considering the etiquette, shared language, and social expectations that characterize digital fan communities.
This is a preorder, zines will not ship out until October
DETAILS:
✩ Size: 5 × 7 inches
✩ Printed on matte paper
✩ Comes with Pirelli Cap Sticker
✩ Colours of product may vary slightly from photos