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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