James Dielhenn is the Editor at Crash.Net. With a rich background covering a diverse range of sports including American football, boxing, and F1, he has transitioned into the world of motorsport, focusing on competitive sports and automotive themes. His work has been featured in Gptoday.com and Crash.net, showcasing his expertise in sports broadcasting and the sports business.
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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.
Given his focus on event coverage and opinion editorial, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive insights into upcoming events or opinion pieces from industry experts within the MotoGP, F1, or other racing communities.
When reaching out to James with story ideas or expert sources, it’s important to keep a strong emphasis on these specific motorsport categories while being mindful of his interest in opinions about recent developments within these fields.
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By: James Dielhenn
Scrutineering is complete for 24 Hours of Le Mans
Oli Bayliss to ride at Snetterton this month
By: James Dielhenn
Information below on how to watch 2025 F1 Canadian Grand Prix, including timings and schedule
Sergio Garcia impacted as rider change tipped in Moto2
Peter Hickman provides a post-Isle of Man TT recovery update
Honda backed to regain top spot in MotoGP
Pedro Acosta may not be a key player in rider market, after all The possibility of Pedro Acosta on a different bike next season is reportedly getting slimmer.
By: James Dielhenn
Prediction for Jorge Martin's 2026 plans after "it has got messy" A prediction has been made about Jorge Martin's situation with Aprilia.
Vacant seat at Aruba.it Ducati in 2026 WorldSBK Two former MotoGP riders are in the queue for the vacant 2026 Ducati Superbike.
By: James Dielhenn
Analysis of Aprilia RS-GP which Marco Bezzecchi won at Silverstone with The bike which Jorge Martin will eventually return on has evolved since the start of the year.
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