Matthew Hobkinson is the Global Lead Editor at GPFans. A top young sports journalist, he specializes in Formula 1 and competitive sports, having previously covered Premier League football and various team sports throughout his career. Matthew has been featured in MSN, LeedsLive, YorkshireLive, The Journal, Evening Gazette, and Grimsby Telegraph.
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Matthew Hobkinson predominantly covers Formula 1, with a focus on event coverage and evolving stories. His articles suggest that he would be interested in insights related to the latest developments in Formula 1 including team strategies, technical advancements or performance updates.
Given his interest in government announcements and evolving stories, he may also find value in pitches related to regulatory changes affecting the sport or its key stakeholders. Additionally, given his coverage of specific F1 teams like McLaren, Mercedes, and Red Bull along with individual F1 team principals, he may be open to interviews offering insider perspectives from within these teams or individuals associated with them.
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By: Matthew Hobkinson
An F1 star has found themselves in hot water with the FIA before the racing has even begun at the Belgian Grand Prix.
By: Matthew Hobkinson
By: Matthew Hobkinson
Untelevised F1 team radio shows George Russell's X-RATED fury at Mercedes George Russell was furious with Mercedes
Sky F1 pundit urges Red Bull to contact FIA over Toto Wolff comments Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has caused quite a stir
George Russell down but not out as Mercedes star issues F1 war cry George Russell is down but not out after Spa
By: Matthew Hobkinson
F1's biggest news on Wednesday July 22 focuses on a huge Red Bull decision and Max Verstappen's future in the sport
Oscar Piastri will be sitting out part of the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend as the team give his seat to a youngster
Aston Martin told Christian Horner is no miracle worker Christian Horner has been out of F1 for more than a year
One F1 insider has raised concerns about Mercedes tactics this year, and just what it will take to win the 2026 title
