Rachit Thukral is a News Editor at Motorsport.com. He specializes in competitive sports, particularly in the automotive sector, covering themes such as motorsports, Formula 1, and sports business. Rachit has been featured in notable publications including Motorsport.com, Cigalah Group, Motor1.com, and Autosport.
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Rachit Thukral's coverage predominantly focuses on event coverage within the sports industry, particularly in motorsports such as WEC, IMSA, Super Formula, Dakar Rally and other related events. He also covers press releases related to these events.
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Given his extensive coverage of various racing series and tournaments including F1 and MotoGP among others, providing unique angles and stories from different parts of the world may also attract attention.
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Both Marquez and Ducati have big ambitions as they team up in 2025
Tardozzi doesn’t expect Marquez’s arrival at Ducati to pose a big headache for him
By: Rachit Thukral
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Yamaha will have four bikes in MotoGP for the first time since 2022
New colours for Honda in 2025 after split with Repsol
The 2021 series champion was fastest across three days of running in Malaysia
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