Christopher Deharde is a freelance contributor who focuses on local sports coverage, particularly in the Indianapolis area. With a passion for motorsports, Christopher writes for publications such as The Indianapolis Star, Speedcafe.com, and SPEED SPORT, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on various racing events and championships.
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Christopher Deharde's focus is mainly on motorsports and racing, with a specific emphasis on local events in Indianapolis and the broader United States. As such, he would likely be most interested in pitches related to upcoming motorsport events, race results and analysis, as well as insights from drivers or teams competing locally.
Given his extensive coverage of motorsport events at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and IndyCar races, relevant pitches could include exclusive interviews with drivers or team personnel participating in these events. If you have unique access to behind-the-scenes stories or perspectives within the local racing scene in Indiana or Indianapolis, this could also capture his interest.
Considering Christopher’s strong focus on event coverage (85%), it's important to tailor your pitch around ongoing or upcoming races that align with his area of focus.
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Show Caption INDIANAPOLIS — Jeff Westphal stalked Matt Plumb for several laps after the final caution in Saturday's Indianapolis Motor Speedway 120.
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Show Caption INDIANAPOLIS —Days after an FBI investigation at team headquarters , Rahal Letterman Lanigan drivers Jesse Krohn and Phlipp
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Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing wins IMSA event at IMS days after FBI agents entered the team's Zionsville headquarters
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Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on InstagramShare on YouTubeShare on LinkedInShare on RedditShare on EmailINDIANAPOLIS– If Chase McDermand could’ve picked any track where he could score his first USAC Midget feature race win, he couldn’t have picked a larger stage than the dirt track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on InstagramShare on YouTubeShare on LinkedInShare on RedditShare on EmailSPEEDWAY, Ind. — His name might be Cannon McIntosh, but he might need to change his name to Pistol with how fast he took the lead from Chase McDermand to win Sunday’s BC39 at the dirt track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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