Alasdair Lindsay is the Head of Content at DirtFish. He specializes in competitive sports, particularly in the realms of individual sports and automotive topics, with a keen focus on cars, trucks, and the intersection of sports and business. Alasdair's work has been featured in DirtFish, NewsBreak, and EIN Presswire.
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Alasdair Lindsay's coverage predominantly focuses on rally racing, particularly the Dakar Rally and WRC. His articles revolve around event coverage and evolving stories within the auto sports industry. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering insights into upcoming rally events or analysis of ongoing races, along with exclusive interviews with notable drivers or behind-the-scenes perspectives from within the rallying world.
Given Alasdair's focus on specific rallying events and teams, he may be receptive to sources who have direct involvement in these competitions or possess deep knowledge of the sport. Additionally, pitches should align with his international scope rather than a specific geographic region as his coverage appears global in nature.
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By: Alasdair Lindsay
WRC – Adrien Fourmaux's hopes of a first WRC win have taken a hit – but it brings Oliver Solberg closer to challenging Elfyn Evans for the drivers' title
WRC – Oliver Solberg has moved into the lead of Rally Italy Sardinia, closing the virtual gap in the title race to only four points
By: Alasdair Lindsay
WRC – Thierry Neuville retiring with damage delivers another twist to the ongoing WRC title decider
Elfyn Evans and Oliver Solberg will go into the final day of the 2026 World Rally Championship ‘virtually' separated by six points in the race to
WRC – Elfyn Evans and Scott Martin are champions after Oliver Solberg crashed two corners from the powerstage finish
WRC – One narrative dominated the headlines in Sardinia, but there was plenty more to glean beneath the surface
Kalle Rovanperä was spotted testing Toyota's 2027 WRC test mule in Spain the same week as Elfyn Evans, Oliver Solberg and Sami Pajari charged into a three-way title decider in Sardinia, raising questions over his future.
When Ford announced it will return to the World Rally Championship in 2028 as a factory presence – and confirmed a new car for 2029 – it was immediately linked with one driver: Adrien Fourmaux.
Next weekend is going to feel a lot like the 2026 World Rally Championship getting an encore.
By: Alasdair Lindsay
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