Rebecca Clancy is a motor racing correspondent for The Times, specializing in Formula 1 coverage. With a focus on local racing in the United Kingdom, Rebecca provides insightful analysis and reporting on the latest developments in the world of motorsport. Her work has also been featured in CODE magazine.
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Rebecca Clancy's focus is on event coverage within the sports domain, particularly Formula 1 racing. Her articles center around specific races, drivers' performances, and related events. Therefore, she may be interested in receiving pitches that provide unique insights or access to drivers or team personnel involved in these events.
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Fans were shown little respect by organisers on a shambolic start to the weekend but the race itself gave plenty of cause for optimism
The 10pm start meant half of the United States was asleep for the race, while the 4am finish to qualifying left some drivers feeling ‘delirious’
They dominated F1 with eight successive constructors’ titles, yet team could be surveying the wreckage of a first winless season in more than a decade on Sunday
Briton, whose car has ‘got more and more enjoyable to drive’, and Mercedes team-mate Russell have a four-point lead over Ferrari going into Abu Dhabi finale
By: Rebecca Clancy
Toto Wolff said that he was “fed up” with having to explain why the Mercedes had failed to work as they expected and was glad Abu Dhabi was the last race of the
From the best race to the most disappointing driver and more, Rebecca Clancy delivers her verdict on the 2023 season
The track, which will host its first race in 2026, will be built near the city’s airport, not far from Real Madrid’s Sports City complex
Allegations about the behaviour of Red Bull boss Christian Horner have turned the spotlight on the paddock. Rebecca Clancy, who is stepping down as our motorsports writer, recalls her time covering the sport
Former Ferrari driver questions Briton’s move from Mercedes, who are understood to have listed Spaniard as a potential replacement for departing seven-times world champion
By: Rebecca Clancy, Molly Hudson
Molly Hudson , Motor Racing Reporter The Times A fter Lewis Hamilton's announcement in February that he will join Ferrari
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