Rick Broadbent is a sports writer for The Times, with a focus on various sports topics. His articles cover a range of subjects including golf, boxing, and athletics. His work has also been featured in CODE magazine.
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Rick Broadbent's coverage mainly focuses on sports, particularly golf and the PGA Tour. His work also covers evolving stories in the world of sports and occasionally touches upon entertainment news.
Given his focus, Rick may be interested in pitches related to exclusive interviews or insights into current events within the golfing world, especially those involving high-profile players or tournaments such as the Ryder Cup. Additionally, topics regarding developments within PGA Tour or Olympic Games participants could attract his attention.
As he doesn't have a specific geographic focus but is based in the UK, relevant pitches should consider international relevance while keeping an emphasis on British perspectives when applicable.
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By: Rick Broadbent
Sign of improved relations between PGA Tour and LIV bosses Jay Monahan and Yasir Al-Rumayyan at Alfred Dunhill Links Championship but are we close to a merger?
Nigel and Thomas Martyn make for an unlikely combination, writes Rick Broadbent, but the son of the former England ’keeper is negotiating a similarly hard road to the top of his profession
By: Rick Broadbent
Dylan Fletcher describes his father as a ‘real-life Billy Elliot’ – now he takes his place as Ben Ainslie’s co-helm for America’s Cup battle against New Zealand
One of Ben Ainslie’s eight-man crew, cyclor David ‘Freddie’ Carr, explains apparent paradox of cycling in sailing, getting inspiration from Ben Stokes and mental health challenge of America’s Cup
By: Rick Broadbent
Ineos Britannia skipper Ben Ainslie and his crew aim to become first British team to win America’s Cup when they face Emirates Team New Zealand in Barcelona
The British boat were well-beaten by Emirates Team New Zealand in a delayed duel off the coast of Barcelona on Saturday
As Emirates Team New Zealand increase lead to 3-0 over Ineos Britannia in America’s Cup, Ben Ainslie’s X-rated diatribe at Kiwi questioner is picked up on mic
By: Rick Broadbent
British team win races five and six to cut Team New Zealand’s lead to 4-2 and keep alive their fight for a first victory in the event’s 173-year history
By: Rick Broadbent
Emirates Team New Zealand win races seven and eight to take 6-2 lead and move within one victory of securing hat-trick of consecutive Auld Mug triumphs
Beating the New Zealanders may well be the ‘hardest task in sport’ but there are gains Sir Ben Ainslie can make for the next competition, which could be a more diverse affair
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