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
Lando Norris opens up about "something I’ve not felt too proud about"
By: James Dielhenn
“I’m not surprised at all that he wanted to keep the lead of the race"
“We have engineered wonder. We are all in love with this bike,” Claudio Domenicali said
Joan Mir secures future for 2025 and 2026 with Repsol Honda Joan Mir has signed a new contract with Honda.
Information below on how to watch the 2024 F1 Belgian Grand Prix, including timings and schedule
By: James Dielhenn
Anthony Redmond returns home seven weeks after Isle of Man TT crash Anthony Redmond has left hospital almost two months after crashing at the Isle of Man TT.
Spa circuit offers plenty of potential for overtaking
By: James Dielhenn
Bruno Famin will move into a new job at the Renault Group
Andrea Iannone rolls back the years to claim pole position
“We've said things about the car that haven't been tackled, haven't been fixed" Esteban Ocon has criticised Alpine for not listening to feedback from their drivers.
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