James Dielhenn is the Head of Content for Crash.net, a motorsport news website. With a focus on Formula 1 and MotoGP, James writes articles covering driver moves, team updates, race analysis, and interviews with key figures in the motorsport world. His work has also been featured on Gptoday.com.
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James Dielhenn’s coverage is mainly focused on sports, particularly in the areas of MotoGP and Formula 1. He also covers entertainment news and automotive topics.
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By: James Dielhenn
Marc Marquez details the stages of adaptation to his GP23 It has been almost a year since Marc Marquez 's smile lit up the MotoGP world.
Grim prediction for Pecco Bagnaia's title defence in Barcelona Francesco Bagnaia 's hopes of retaining the MotoGP title rest on his “climbing Everest”.
Are FHO Racing a major threat to Michael Dunlop?
British Superbikes Championship 2025 continues to take form IN Competition Sencat Aprilia Racing have announced plans for next year in the British Superbike Championship.
Davey Todd and co must wait
“We fought for many wins this season but I f***** everything up!" Pedro Acosta has rued leaving points “in the bin” with “stupid crashes” in his rookie year.
The battle for P3 is the championships is "nothing" for Marc Marquez Enea Bastianini can equal his personal-best of finishing third in the MotoGP championship at this weekend's finale.
New adventure for Scott Ogden next year
By: James Dielhenn
Ducati's secret weapon was unable to aid Valentino Rossi's failed tenure A crucial cog in Ducati's workings was too late to help Valentino Rossi , but has a key role in helping Marc Marquez
Nathan Harrison's name was missing from Honda line-up
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