Mark Schofield is a writer at NFL & F1. He covers a range of topics within competitive sports, particularly focusing on the NFL and Formula 1, while also touching on sports business and international sports leagues. Mark's work has been featured in notable outlets such as MSN, Knowledia, SB Nation, and Yahoo Sports.
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Mark Schofield's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly the NFL and F1. The majority of his articles are event-focused, with some expert commentary and announcements.
If you're looking to pitch Mark, consider providing insights or interviews related to ongoing events in the world of sports. This could include analysis of team performance, player movements during free agency or transfer windows, coaching changes, and significant deals such as power unit agreements in Formula 1.
Given his focus on specific teams like the Philadelphia Eagles and topics like Black Monday firings in the NFL, pitches that directly address these subjects may be well-received.
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Looking at how Kimi Antonelli can clinch the F1 Drivers' Championship, if he hasn't already
There are better days ahead for Cadillac in F1. Loro Asian Smokehouse & Bar bills itself as a place where “Asian smokehouse meets Texas
By: Mark Schofield
Justin Tucker is back in the NFL, now with the Kansas City Chiefs
Cadillac confirmed a new long-term deal for Sergio Pérez ahead of the Mexico City Grand Prix
By: Mark Schofield
These teams could be interested in Josh Downs. On Tuesday the fire sale began in Indianapolis, with the Colts trading away both Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner ahead of the NFL's trade deadline.
By: Mark Schofield
SB Nation spoke with FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem about online abuse, the return of the V8s, and his legacy
By: Mark Schofield
The signs were everywhere. The moment you landed at Austin–Bergstrom International Airport last week, you were confronted with signs that
By: Mark Schofield
Milwaukee crushed on every step of their World Series run. The Milwaukee Brewers are World Series Champions.
By: Mark Schofield
Milwaukee crushed on every step of their World Series run.
By: Mark Schofield
Christian Watson is headed to a hospital for evaluation of a chest injury
