Rachit Thukral is a journalist at Motorsport.com. He covers a diverse range of topics including competitive sports, automotive trends, and sports broadcasting, with a particular focus on individual and team sports, as well as vehicles like cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Rachit's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Motor Sport, Motor1.com, Autosport, and Crash.net.
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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.
To effectively reach out to Rachit for potential coverage or pitches, it would be beneficial to provide insights into upcoming races or developments within the motorsports industry. Additionally, offering exclusive access to drivers or teams participating in these events could capture his interest.
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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By: Rachit Thukral
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By: Rachit Thukral
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By: Rachit Thukral
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A new hybrid track in Madrid will host the Spanish GP from 2026.
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