Madeline Coleman is a Culture Features Editor. She covers a range of topics including motorsports, competitive sports, and sports business, with a particular focus on Formula 1 and notable sports figures like Max Verstappen. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Albany Herald, Sports Illustrated, and The New York Times.
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Madeline Coleman's coverage is heavily focused on Formula 1 events, with a particular interest in race details and behind-the-scenes insights. She seems to gravitate towards unique and engaging aspects of F1, such as fan experiences and crossovers with other sports.
Given her emphasis on event coverage, Madeline would likely be interested in pitches that offer exclusive access to behind-the-scenes information or personal stories related to Formula 1 races. Pitches detailing the human elements of F1 events or offering unique perspectives could also resonate well with her.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Madeline, she covers international Formula 1 events like the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Therefore, relevant story angles from various locations may capture her attention.
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From shoeys, career peaks and valleys to Netflix drama, Ricciardo charted a unique (and unexpected) path to F1 fame.
By: Madeline Coleman
Undergoing leadership changes ahead of Audi's 2026 entry, the Sauber team is facing big changes and big decisions in the year-plus ahead.
By: Madeline Coleman
F1's season finale circuit's three sectors each feature their own style, with overtaking most likely on the straightaways.
By: Madeline Coleman
Sainz and Leclerc clicked quickly as teammates, but the fan-favorite driver duo will part ways after the 2024 season finale.
By: Luke Smith, Madeline Coleman
The season finale will wrap up the constructors' championship and (possibly) a few F1 careers.
By: Madeline Coleman
Opening-lap chaos required a near-perfect race from Norris, who delivered McLaren its first team title in 26 years.
By: Madeline Coleman
After a season of growing and winning, Norris and his team finally achieved perfection when it mattered most in Abu Dhabi.
By: Madeline Coleman
As he stood on the Abu Dhabi GP podium one last time in red, the Spaniard was already thinking about the next chapter with Williams.
By: Luke Smith, Madeline Coleman
Plus: Which F2 drivers you should keep an eye on next year, and predicting how the 2025 midfield might shake out.
By: Luke Smith, Madeline Coleman
Cadillac is starting to lay the plans for its F1 entry. Here are the drivers that will be of interest to the program.
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