Henry Clark is a sports journalist with a focus on national sports in the United Kingdom. He writes for MailOnline and his work has also appeared in publications such as Express Digest, Cigalah Group, The West Australian, and SPORTbible. Henry covers a wide range of sports, providing analysis, match reports, and interviews with athletes and coaches.
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Henry Clark's focus is mainly on sports, particularly football, snooker, and athletics. He also includes expert commentary in his coverage. If you have insights into upcoming or recent sports events such as matches, tournaments, or championships related to these areas or can provide expert analysis on players' performances and game strategies within these sports, your pitch may resonate with him.
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It was a case of normal service resuming on Sunday in Suzuka where Max Verstappen cruised to victory at the Japanese Grand Prix.
HENRY CLARK IN SHANGHAI: The 39-year-old shocked the sport by announcing his bombshell departure from the team he has won all but one of his seven world titles with.
HENRY CLARK IN SHANGHAI:
HENRY CLARK IN SHANGHAI: Red Bull boss Christian Horner insists the team won't be rushed into finalising Max Verstappen's team-mate for 2025.
Lando Norris proved he is the man for all seasons by conquering a treacherous Shanghai International Circuit to claim pole for the first Sprint Race of the season on Saturday.
The finger of blame cannot be pointed solely at the car for Hamilton's showing. Not this time. Instead it was driver error that sees Hamilton start a race he has won more times than any other driver from 18th.
HENRY CLARK IN SHANGHAI: Triple world champion Verstappen has begun the 2024 season in the same emphatic fashion to which he finished the last, winning three of the opening four races.
HENRY CLARK IN SHANGHAI: Triple world champion Verstappen has begun the 2024 season in the same emphatic fashion to which he finished the last, winning three of the opening four races.
HENRY CLARK: Verstappen recovered from a difficult qualifying session to take victory in the sprint race and was then totally dominant for the rest of the weekend.
HENRY CLARK: After securing their Premier League status for another year, the Toffees boss has earned at least a mention in the manager of the season conversation.
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