

Marca is a 386,000-circulation sports daily in Madrid. The SND judges said:
This sports daily faces the challenge of engaging a testosterone-laden audience with a design that is as lively and passionate as sports itself. Designers and editors use intense color and bold typography to nest narratives throughout the paper, scoring with a clever application of its logo as a design element. And then, in a time of sorrow and reflection, the paper is able to set aside its celebratory sensibility to display the Madrid train tragedy in a way the sports fan can appreciate.
More pages after the jump.
I believe it's roughly 11x15 inches, like most of the other Spanish papers.
Posted by: newsdesigner at March 3, 2005 8:49 PMNow that we see the inside pages, it's pretty obvious why they won. There's no letdown in visual storytelling (unless storytelling requires more than 12 inches, which could be a healthy debate).
Posted by: Rich at March 3, 2005 11:54 PM