• Adweek, Tuesday, April 2, 2013 12:21 PM

Hearst's Road & Track unveils a serious editorial and design revamp with its May issue in order to "set the book apart from its car-obsessed competitors and give it a men's magazine feel," writes Emma Bazilian. The 66-year-old pub will feature "more lifestyle-focused content, from style coverage to restaurant recommendations for a road trip," and have a new logo and an added "emphasis on photography." The redesign has brought in more upcale advertisers, "both in the auto world as well as luxury goods manufacturers."

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