Alasdair Lindsay is the Head of Content at DirtFish. He specializes in automotive and sports journalism, with a keen focus on topics such as Formula 1, Toyota, and competitive sports. Alasdair's insights and expertise have been featured in various prominent publications, including DirtFish.
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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.
Given Alasdair's focus on specific rallying events and teams, he may be receptive to sources who have direct involvement in these competitions or possess deep knowledge of the sport. Additionally, pitches should align with his international scope rather than a specific geographic region as his coverage appears global in nature.
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WRC – Using Dani Sordo on more rounds of this year's WRC would've changed things for Hyundai, reckons Alasdair Lindsay
When Dani Sordo rocked up to the Central European Rally late this season, it got tongues wagging. With Andreas Mikkelsen in the third Hyundai, he wasn't there to get in a car and drive.
WRC – Hyundai's Christian Loriaux is sure the target figure can't be met currently, but has ideas for how to get closer
WRC – Hyundai's WRC program manager feels the changes outlined will take a year longer than targeted
Two weeks ago, Christian Loriaux was hard at work. Gravitating towards the Hyundai tent and the draw of a hot coffee from Pirelli hospitality, he
When Thierry Neuville had dragged his car out of a drainage ditch on Central European Rally, it seemed a knife-edge moment that could have sent the
Rally – Under the guidance of a legend, Matteo Fontana is working his way up the WRC - albeit in an unusual way
WRC – The world champion has urged his Hyundai counterparts to consider the team's objectives over their own
By: Alasdair Lindsay
Dakar – Al-Rajhi continued to make inroads on Dakar leader Lategan, while X-Raid's Chicherit crashed at high speed
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