Filip Cleeren is a Formula 1 reporter for Motorsport.com and Autosport. Based in the United Kingdom, Filip covers a wide range of topics related to the world of motorsport, including race reports, team developments, and driver interviews. With a passion for Formula 1, Filip brings his expertise and insights to provide comprehensive coverage of the sport.
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Filip Cleeren's coverage primarily focuses on Formula 1, with a significant emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary. Based on this focus, he is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into the world of Formula 1, particularly related to upcoming races or significant developments within teams or among drivers.
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Aston Martin is treating Saturday's sprint as a glorified test to be in better shape for Formula 1's Brazilian Grand Prix
Qualifying will now take place early on Sunday morning with the Brazilian Grand Prix also moved to cover for the chances of more weather disruptions
Pirelli says its tyres are unlikely to be the main reason behind F1's postponed qualifying session in Brazil
By: Filip Cleeren
The FIA explains why it took 40 seconds to red flag Brazil F1 qualifying after Lance Stroll's Q2 crash
Colapinto's crash triggered red flags as rain intensified at Interlagos
By: Filip Cleeren
Norris and Russell were slapped on the wrist for disrupting the aborted start procedure that kicked off an eventful Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix
In one fell swoop Alpine's double Brazil podium has turned around its challenging season, jumping from 9th to 6th in the standings.
Greg Maffei will leave his role at the end of the year after not signing a new contract - John Malone to assume position in the interim
The FIA will be able to mandate cooling kits in extreme heat from the 2025 Formula 1 season
The Monaco Grand Prix will remain on the Formula 1 calendar until 2031, the series has announced.
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