Scott Mitchell-Malm is a motorsport media professional with a focus on sports, automotive, and aviation. He covers a range of topics including individual and team sports, as well as the intricacies of cars, trucks, and lorries. His work has been featured in GQ Magazine, The Race, and NewsBreak.
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Scott Mitchell-Malm's coverage primarily revolves around Formula 1, focusing on expert commentary and analysis of events within the sport. Given this emphasis, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into F1 races, teams, drivers, and developments within the sport.
In addition to event coverage and expert commentary, Scott also covers government announcements related to F1. Therefore, he may be open to receiving pitches pertaining to regulatory changes or policy decisions affecting the sport at a governmental level.
As there is no specified geographic focus for his articles, it's important for pitching sources with international perspectives on Formula 1-related topics since his coverage seems globally oriented.
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A failed strategy meant Lewis Hamilton lost a podium in Singapore and finished sixth instead
McLaren needs "something more fundamental" to improve its Formula 1 car's most troubling characteristics after Lando Norris said the team's sudden decline has left it a "long way off".
Formula 1 will return to Africa in the 2030s with a new race in Rwanda.
Lando Norris will not face any consequences for his collision with McLaren F1 team-mate Oscar Piastri in the Singapore GP sprint race
By: Edd Straw, Scott Mitchell-Malm, Josh Suttill
Max Verstappen fears that Formula 1 drivers will suffer “much more” spinal damage than what they have already sustained in recent years if “out of control” bumps like those at the Circuit of the Americas are not addressed.
Williams was slowest of all in US GP practice and had one of its F1 cars 8.1s off the pace. What was it up to with this most peculiar of run plans?
Formula 1's United States Grand Prix looks poised to be a multi-team fight for victory based on how the top four teams have started at Austin.
By: Scott Mitchell-Malm
Either Red Bull driver could have been on pole position for Formula 1's United States Grand Prix were they not thwarted by Kimi Antonelli turning the tables through a crucial sequence of corners.
By: Josh Suttill, Scott Mitchell-Malm, Jon Noble
Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar let rip at Red Bull after Formula 1's United States Grand Prix for a series of avoidable problems that left them unable to fully capitalise on the potential of their car.
A confused George Russell lacked answers for his “rubbish” pace at the United States Grand Prix, which contrasted brutally with his championship-bound Formula 1 team-mate Kimi Antonelli.
