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Brendon Mitchell

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  • Senior Journalist, BBC Sport, BBC
Salford
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Journalist working on @bbcsport’s football content. Used to waffle on the radio. Bristol born, Bristol bred.
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The personal story of a dad who took his autistic son to the British Grand Prix

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By Brendon Mitchell Verified
| GP Today
Image caption, Joshua has always been obsessed with cars - and watching Formula 1 live has long been a dream of his ByBrendon Mitchell BBC Sport journalist at Silverstone As a group of men force their way past us, a sudden shriek of noise and gust of air stops Joshua in his tracks. He looks at me in momentary panic, freezing on the spot, closing his eyes and placing both hands on his ears. He screams. We are at Silverstone for the Formula 1 British Grand Prix.
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Formula 1 and my autistic son

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By Brendon Mitchell Verified
| MSN Philippines Verified
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Formula 1 and my autistic son - navigating noise, crowds and chaos

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By Brendon Mitchell Verified
| EIN News
There are, of course, parts to any day out like this which are simply unavoidable. There will be some queuing and waiting around, not helped by the unrelenting heat and sun. There will be some hand-holding as you manoeuvre through the overwhelming crowds. And there will be certain sounds and smells that trigger anxiety. You just have to navigate those things as they happen - and even then, whatever you do, whatever the provision, everything can become a bit too much.
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