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Steve Rogers

Motorsports Writer

AS SEEN ON
ewebmarks.com, Live Design Magazine, Accountancy Age, whateveraspidercan.com, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Preston's Summary

Steve Rogers is a seasoned motorsports writer with a focus on local events in Rhode Island, specifically in Newport. With a passion for all things racing, Steve has written for various publications including Hot Stove Baseball, The Austin Chronicle, and the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, covering a wide range of topics from car reviews to sports briefs. His work has also been featured in The Good Men Project, Derbyshire Live, and Medium.

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Geo Focus

Tiverton, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 60 %
Evolving Stories: 15 %
Review: 5 %
Industry Specific: 3 %
Press Release: 3 %

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Most Recent Topics:

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Pitching Insights

Steve Rogers' coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly baseball and softball. He also covers car reviews, theater, and teenage-related topics. Given his local focus in Rhode Island and Newport, he may be interested in pitches related to high school sports events or profiles of young athletes from the area.

For car reviews, consider pitching new models being introduced to the U.S. market or any developments specific to Rhode Island/Newport in the automotive industry.

In terms of theater coverage, providing information about upcoming productions or noteworthy performances within the local area could grab his attention.

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Articles

New Dolphin makes BYD for slice of EV market

New Dolphin makes BYD for slice of EV market

By: Steve Rogers

BYD Dolphin launch by Steve Rogers Fast facts Dolphin Active/Boost £26,195/£27,195 Battery: 44.9kWh Power: 95bhp/173bhp Boot: 345-1310 litres Warranty: 6 years Battery: 8 years

Great Electric Train Show

Locomotive Graveyard

Locomotive Graveyard

By: Steve Rogers

Locomotive Graveyard is a scrap yard used to break up modern image locomotives and obsolete coaching stock and wagons that have come to the end of there working lives. All is not totally lost as some of the locomotives do reach to being preserved. It is modelled in 'OO' gauge.

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Telstra

By: Steve Rogers

‘Wherever we go, together Is For Christmas’: Telstra’s Christmas 2024 ad. A donkey eats her owner’s phone because she is sick to the back teeth of him playing the song ‘Have a Jolly Holly Christmas’ on it on repeat, and then leaves him. However, this doesn’t solve things, as the phone just keeps on playing, making her seem like an amazing singing donkey. A whirlwind international showbiz career ensues, but she remembers her owner just in time for Christmas, and is reunited with him and all the other farmyard animals that inexplicably live in his house.

Subaru that could trounce rivals in a mud fight

Subaru that could trounce rivals in a mud fight

By: Steve Rogers

Subaru Crosstrek drive by Steve Rogers Fast facts Crosstrek Touring CVT £36,290 (starts £34,290) 2-litre petrol; 134bhp. 0-62mph 10.8secs; 123mph 39mpg combined 174g/km. 1st VED £1,085 Boot: 315-922 litres Insurance group 20

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