International Editor and MotoGP Correspondent
Lewis Duncan is an International Editor and MotoGP Correspondent at Motorsport.com. He specializes in a range of themes including competitive sports, sports business, and automotive topics, with a particular focus on motorcycles and automobiles. Lewis has been featured in notable publications such as Motorsport.com, Motor1.com, and Autosport, among others.
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Lewis Duncan's coverage focuses predominantly on MotoGP, with a specific emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary. Given this focus, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights into the MotoGP racing scene or access to riders and team members for interviews.
The topics covered in Lewis' articles indicate that he may be interested in receiving pitches related to MotoGP events, analysis of performance by teams and individuals, as well as any developments within the major racing teams such as Honda, Ducati, and Yamaha.
As his geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), it would also be beneficial for pitches to have relevance or impact specifically within the UK context.
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By: Lewis Duncan
Pecco Bagnaia says he has continued to battle one key issue throughout the 2026 MotoGP season
By: Lewis Duncan
Maria Herrera thought she was WorldWCR champion at Donington before being given a penalty
Fabio Quartararo has opened up about his approach to the rest of his final Yamaha MotoGP season
By: Lewis Duncan
Cal Crutchlow believes the tyre pressure rule led to a lack of racing at the German Grand Prix
The team review the German Grand Prix on the latest Crash MotoGP Podcast
Maximo Quiles will step up to Moto2 next season with the Aspar squad The Aspar team has announced that Marc Marquez protege Maximo Quiles will step up to the Moto2 class next season.
Maverick Vinales' move to KTM was one filled with hope before it all went wrong with an injury at the 2025 German Grand Prix. Almost exactly a year on, his relationship with Tech3 and KTM has soured quite dramatically, with his time in MotoGP all but over. But will this relationship even survive to the end of the season. And, more importantly, should it?
By: Lewis Duncan
Marco Bezzecchi has given his thoughts on his new team-mate for the 2027 MotoGP season
Lewis Hamilton has given his first impressions of the new Madrid F1 circuit
Oscar Piastri has reaffirmed that he will be a McLaren F1 driver in 2027 Oscar Piastri has shut down rumours of Max Verstappen taking his place at the McLaren Formula 1 team next season.
