Alasdair Lindsay is a Digital Manager for DirtFish, a website that covers off-road racing and rally events. With a passion for off-roading and a love for soccer, Alasdair brings a unique perspective to his articles. He writes about the basics of off-roading, rally techniques, and covers the latest news and events in the off-road racing world.
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Alasdair Lindsay's coverage predominantly focuses on rally racing, particularly the Dakar Rally and WRC. His articles revolve around event coverage and evolving stories within the auto sports industry. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering insights into upcoming rally events or analysis of ongoing races, along with exclusive interviews with notable drivers or behind-the-scenes perspectives from within the rallying world.
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WRC â With the future of hybrid in WRC in doubt, DirtFish asked teams if they're for or against keeping it
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By: Alasdair Lindsay
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WRC â Unexpected twists on Rally Japan's opening day have set up the possibility of a winner-takes-all final day of the season
WRC â An honest Ott Tänak reflected on an error that puts Hyundai's manufacturers' championship ambitions in jeopardy
WRC â A Nissan van entered SS12 of the event, which caused the cancelation of the stage
Eight months ago, Enni MälkÜnen had swapped her intercom for a podcast microphone. On DirtFish's SPIN, The Rally Pod, she made her rallying ambitions clear.
WRC â Enni MälkĂśnen won the WRC2 title and lost her place alongside Sami Pajari on the same day
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