Giles Richards is a senior journalist specializing in Formula 1 and motorsport for The Guardian, The Observer, and guardian.co.uk. With a focus on providing insights and analysis on the world of motorsport, Giles has covered a wide range of topics including race reports, team updates, and controversies within the sport.
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Giles Richards primarily covers Formula One, with a focus on events and government announcements related to the sport. He may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights or interviews related to upcoming races or major policy changes within the world of Formula One.
Given his coverage attributes, Giles would likely appreciate expert commentary from individuals directly involved in the sport, such as drivers, team principals, or other key figures. Pitches should highlight unique perspectives and insider knowledge about Formula One racing and associated topics like teams (e.g., Aston Martin), prominent personalities (e.g., Lewis Hamilton), and governing bodies (FIA).
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By: Giles Richards
Loss of top designer leaves Christian Horner badly exposed and could shake up the sport’s status quo
A 90,000 sell-out is expected for F1’s third visit to Florida and organisers believe the US fanbase is here to stay
Lewis Hamilton has said he would like to work alongside Adrian Newey at Ferrari if the British designer was to join the Scuderia
By: Giles Richards
Despite what has become an acrimonious exit, the trailblazing former team principal is relishing work as a pundit in Miami
By: Giles Richards
Zak Brown claimed ‘the stuff that is going on there [at Red Bull] is a bit destabilising'. Photograph: Michael Dodge/EPA
By: Giles Richards
The 1978 world champion and his son are frustrated by their rejected bid to launch an F1 team but are not giving up hope
By: Giles Richards
McLaren driver beat Max Verstappen to take out Miami Grand Prix and says he used doubters and family as motivation for a maiden F1 victory
The McLaren driver’s maiden win in Miami underlined his world championship potential after a 19-year journey
By: Giles Richards
Britain's Callum Ilott will compete for McLaren at the Indy 500 this year, presenting his best shot yet for a win at the Brickyard.
By: Giles Richards
Skye Parker is among the drivers in the More than Equal motor racing initiative. Photograph: Supplied by More Than Equal.
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