Josh Suttill is a journalist at The Race. He covers themes related to sports, sports business, and the automotive industry, with a particular focus on cars, trucks, and lorries. His insights and analysis have been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise in the intersection of sports and automobiles.
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Josh Suttill's coverage primarily revolves around Formula 1, focusing on event coverage and evolving stories within the sport. He would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to breaking news or developments surrounding F1 events, teams, drivers, and regulations.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories within Formula 1, Josh may be receptive to pitches that offer unique angles or exclusive insights into ongoing events or emerging trends within the sport. Additionally, he might appreciate access to insider information about F1 teams' strategies and drivers' performances.
Since there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Josh Suttill, it can be inferred that he covers international Formula 1 events rather than being limited to a particular region.
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Aston Martin team boss Adrian Newey faced the media an hour after his much anticipated B-spec car debuted at the Hungaroring on Friday.
Aston Martin is flying spare parts out to Formula 1's Hungarian Grand Prix so both drivers can have the heavily upgraded AMR26 for qualifying.
Lewis Hamilton looks likely to lose his front row starting position for Formula 1’s Hungarian Grand Prix for impeding Oscar Piastri in Q3.
The step Aston Martin has made with its overhauled Formula 1 car has been “eye-opening” for its rivals who can “only dream” of making such a big performance gain.
By: Jon Noble, Josh Suttill
A "lottery" track surface that includes a "huge bump" at Turn 1 could produce chaos in Formula 1's Hungarian Grand Prix.
Honda's new Formula 1 engine for Aston Martin will make its track debut during a filming day in Hungary on Wednesday.
Blue flag system problems in the Hungarian GP led to a clash and some very blunt words between drivers and teams
By: Edd Straw, Josh Suttill, Jon Noble
Lewis Hamilton says he must stop giving the FIA stewards "any reason" to give him penalties, after his fourth sanction in three Formula 1 weekends at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen is heading into the Formula 1 summer break frustrated by an unusual problem of "car degradation" with his fragile Red Bull, detecting issues that even his team's own data analysis doesn't pick up.
There's concern about how much influence algorithms have on energy deployment. But F1 can't just hand 100% control to the drivers
