Patrick Fletcher is a Content Manager at Future. He specializes in sports writing and editing, with a focus on individual and team sports, as well as the intersection of competitive sports and climate policy. Patrick is featured in several prominent publications, including TechRadar, Cycling Weekly, and FourFourTwo.
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Patrick Fletcher's focus primarily revolves around event coverage in the realm of cycling, particularly events such as the Tour de Suisse and Critérium du Dauphiné. Given his extensive reporting on specific races and stages, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming or ongoing cycling events.
If you have insights into emerging talents, performance analysis, or unique perspectives related to these specific races and competitions within the world of cycling, Patrick may find them valuable for potential coverage. He appears dedicated to providing live updates and comprehensive reports on various stages of these events.
Consider also offering exclusive interviews with cyclists, team managers, or other relevant figures involved in these racing circuits if you are able to provide access to such key individuals.
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By: Patrick Fletcher
US rider has 'no regrets', only 'motivation to improve myself on the longer climbs'
“Am I actually? Oh my god.” Luke Tuckwell was still in a state of disbelief at the Plateau de Solaison.
By: Patrick Fletcher
The French prodigy's Dauphiné did not go as expected, but it may have taught him some lessons he needed to learn
By: Patrick Fletcher
Briton's recent altitude training camp was hampered by a 'mild viral infection'
By: Patrick Fletcher
The pros, the cons, and who still actually wears them
By: Patrick Fletcher
Arne Marit produces such a good lead-out that he takes second place for himself
By: Patrick Fletcher
Frenchman to become Sports Manager at his former team
By: Patrick Fletcher
Frenchman gets the better of Mihkels and Zingle
By: Patrick Fletcher
All the action on the 157km stage in Bad Ragaz
By: Patrick Fletcher
World champion heads home to Monaco with Isola 2000 visit still up in the air
