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I've been working with 16K on my first F1 Grand Prix. It has been an amazing freelance experience with them. The team was very welcoming and so organised that you could be properly focused & also create good souvenirs!
We've worked with this company a few times over the years and they are very professional. Communication is great, they are diligent with their needs/our needs, they are prompt and we'd be delighted to get the chance to work with them again.
I’ve worked with 16K a few times as a freelance content creator and have had a great time with the team. F1 is an intense and fast-paced environment but it’s been a great agency to work with.
I will happily work with them again in the future!
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