Draft:Kyle Fortune
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Kyle Fortune is a Freelance UK Motoring Journalist[1] occasional video presenter [2] [3] and author of over 25 years. He writes for web and print publications in the UK and around the world and has contributed to titles including Autocar, Auto Express, Car,[4] Evo, Top Gear,[5] Octane, Magneto, Total 911, Mercedes Enthusiast, Motor, Genoq, Edmunds,[6] Pistonheads, Motor1,[7] The Daily Telegraph[8] and many more web, print consumer and business titles in all areas of motoring.
In his early career Kyle Fortune was involved in MSN Cars, before working with Yahoo! Cars, Sky Motoring and other online motoring content.
He specialises in high performance sports, race and supercar tests, interviews, features and early access drives of prototype vehicles, with these articles featuring in publications globally.
His first book, McLaren, The Road Cars 2010-2024, was published early 2024, and gained excellent reviews in Classic and Sports Car, Pistonheads[9] Motorsport Magazine, Auto Express as well as getting book of the month in Octane magazine. The book features a foreword from noted car fan and McLaren enthusiast, "Jay Leno".
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[edit]- ^ "Kyle Fortune's Profile | Freelance Journalist | Muck Rack".
- ^ "2017 Porsche 911 GT3 manual review". YouTube. 9 May 2017.
- ^ "New Porsche 911 Dakar first drive… on ice!". YouTube. 31 January 2023.
- ^ "Kyle Fortune". www.carmagazine.co.uk.
- ^ https://www.topgear.com/car-news/kyle-fortune
- ^ "Kyle Fortune, Automotive Journalist at Edmunds".
- ^ "Articles by Kyle Fortune". Motor1.com.
- ^ "Kyle Fortune". The Telegraph. May 18, 2023.
- ^ "McLaren: The Road Cars 2010-24 (book) - Page 1 - McLaren - PistonHeads UK". www.pistonheads.com.