Andrew Benson is the Chief F1 writer at BBC. He specializes in covering competitive sports, particularly focusing on Formula 1, automotive topics, and the intersection of sports broadcasting and business. Andrew's work has been featured in a variety of prominent publications, including BBC News, Motor Sport Magazine, and Yahoo Finance Australia.
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Andrew Benson's coverage is heavily focused on local news in Canada, particularly in the Saskatchewan area. His articles often cover government announcements and events, with a significant portion dedicated to sports-related content.
If you are looking to pitch to Andrew, consider providing updates or insights related to local government initiatives, community events in Regina and Saskatoon areas, or stories about local sports teams and their activities. Additionally, if your expertise lies within motorsport or healthcare topics specifically relevant to the Saskatchewan region, it may be of interest to him given his current coverage trends.
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Max Verstappen scored three points in the Silverstone sprint race on Saturday
By: Andrew Benson
Max Verstappen says the rear wing failure on his Red Bull that caused him to crash at two consecutive grands prix was "super-dangerous".
By: Andrew Benson
The safety car staying out might have been an unsatisfactory way to end the British Grand Prix but this time the rules were followed, writes Andrew Benson.
Race winner Charles Leclerc, of Ferrari, follows the safety car in the closing stages of the British Grand Prix By
Lando Norris is fifth in the drivers' championship, 82 points behind leader Kimi Antonelli
Red Bull are reverting to a conventional rear wing for this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix following high-speed crashes for Max Verstappen in the previous two races.
By: Andrew Benson
Lando Norris will have a 10-place grid penalty at the Belgian Grand Prix as a result of exceeding the permitted number of engine parts.
By: Andrew Benson
Red Bull are reverting to a conventional rear wing for the Belgian Grand Prix following high-speed crashes for Max Verstappen in the previous two races.
Four-time world champion Max Verstappen is seventh in the drivers' standings Red Bull's Max Verstappen headed Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton at the top of the times in first practice at the Belgian Grand Prix.
By: Andrew Benson
Red Bull's Max Verstappen heads Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton at the top of the times in first practice at the Belgian Grand Prix.
