Stephen Lickorish is a Group National Editor specializing in motorsport. With a focus on the national motorsport scene in the United Kingdom, Stephen writes for publications such as Autosport, Cigalah Group, and Motorsport.com. His articles cover a range of topics including race results, driver profiles, technical advancements, and the overall state of national motorsport.
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Stephen Lickorish's coverage focuses on national motorsport, particularly in the United Kingdom. He extensively covers event-related content and press releases within the sports domain. Given this focus, he is likely to be receptive to pitches related to upcoming local racing events, new developments in motorsports within the UK, exclusive interviews with drivers or teams participating in national competitions like BTCC and Le Mans.
Pitches offering unique access to behind-the-scenes details of races or insights into technological advancements specific to national motorsport may also capture his interest. If you have insider knowledge about the UK motorsport industry or can provide a fresh perspective on ongoing events, it could be valuable for engaging Stephen.
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Hitech driver has dominated this season and secures the championship in style with victory in opening Silverstone contest
OPINION: After Deagen Fairclough’s British F4 domination with ROKiT’s support, the company is now seeking to help more underfunded potential stars. And that is something to be commended
Goethe, Beganovic and Boya to drop down to Formula Regional machinery next month, while Italian F4 dominator Slater will step up
OPINION: New company Nova Motorsport is off to a flying start as tyre manufacturing began ahead of schedule. Now it needs to continue avoiding delays as production intensifies
By: Stephen Lickorish
Governing body plans to require all categories that use specialist racing fuels to switch to fuels with 50% sustainable content from 2026
OPINION: Motorsport UK is right to be pushing for a lower carbon footprint with more sustainable fuels. And lessons seem to have been learned regarding the change process
Coronel and Lindblom added to their preparations for 2025 at Silverstone
By: Stephen Lickorish
Scottish Legends driver Black heads the winners' table with just two events of the 2024 club racing season to go, while Monoposto star Line has moved up to fourth
GB3 replaces Formula Regional European as the category the all-female series champion will get to race in with Rodin prize drive
Freddie Slater and Alex Dunne find themselves as team-mates in the Far East this week. One has moved up for the event, the other has stepped down
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