Marcus Simmons is the Chief Sub-Editor at MSN. He specializes in automotive journalism, covering a range of topics including individual and team sports within the sports disciplines of motorsport. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Motor Sport Magazine, Motorsport, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Autosport.
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Marcus Simmons' focus is primarily on event coverage in the sports and automotive sectors, particularly British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) and racing events. If you have insights or access to drivers, teams, or industry insiders involved in these events, Marcus may be receptive to pitches that offer exclusive interviews or behind-the-scenes perspectives.
Given the UK geographic focus of his work, consider tailoring your pitch to highlight any connections to British racing events or individuals within the BTCC. Additionally, if you have unique data related to rankings or performance of drivers in these championships, it could capture Marcus's interest.
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Marcus Simmons F1000 ace Matt Higginson is at the top of the Autosport National Rankings table as we begin our weekly updates for the 2026 season.
Double win at Thruxton means Oli Willmott is this week’s highest-placed mover
Focus saloons look strong as Norfolk track set for hot weekend
By: Marcus Simmons
Charles Rainford survives bruising first-lap battle for victory in BTCC Snetterton qualifying race
BMW thrives in hot weather at Snetterton as Charles Rainford takes BTCC victory in race one
By: Marcus Simmons
Gordon Shedden took a surprise victory in the final BTCC race at Snetterton from Ash Sutton, as Tom Ingram went from last to third
Another qualifying race non-finish couldn't stunt Ash Sutton's momentum towards another BTCC title, so can the Alliance driver be stopped?
A weekend of contentious penalties was - thankfully - overshadowed by one of the all-time BTCC feel-good stories
Three movers in top four, but it’s still Higginson in front
By: Marcus Simmons
A vast crowd gathered at Brooklands on August 7, 1926 to witness Britain’s first grand prix race, a 110-lap contest marked by mechanical failures, burning feet, spectacular skids and a Delage victory after more than four hours of attrition
