Simon Hancocks is the Head Of Content at Coventry, UK. He covers a diverse range of topics including automotive, motorcycles, sports, arts and entertainment, and engineering, with a focus on the intersection of these themes in events and corporate conferences. Simon's work has been featured in Car Throttle and Visordown.
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Simon Hancocks' articles primarily focus on motorcycles, bike racing, and road safety within the local (United Kingdom, London) context. His coverage often includes press releases and event coverage related to product promotions in the transportation & logistics industry.
When reaching out to Simon with pitches, consider offering insights into new motorcycle models or modifications relevant to his local audience. Additionally, providing information about upcoming bike races or events in the London area could also be of interest. Since he covers private sector announcements, sharing exclusive details about product launches or updates from motorcycle companies may grab his attention.
Given that Simon focuses on specific themes such as transportation & logistics and automotive while covering topics like electric motorcycles and road safety in a local context, tailoring your pitch with these aspects in mind can enhance its relevance and appeal to him.
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KTM is asking riders to take part in the AMT Challenge, giving you the chance to try out its automated manual transmission for yourself.
By: Simon Hancocks
The adventure scooter segment could have a new challenger in 2027, as QJ Motor is reported to be working on a new adventure scooter.
By: Simon Hancocks
Phoenix Motorcycle Training has launched a new AI coach designed to help learner riders tackle test nerves, confidence issues and common riding worries.
By: Simon Hancocks
Canada is introducing a 50 per cent tariff on US-built motorcycles with engines larger than 800cc, affecting Harley-Davidson and Indian.
By: Simon Hancocks
Ducati's latest collaboration takes its design and racing influences away from two wheels and onto the water.
Sidecars will return to the Isle of Man TT in 2027, but the class is getting a major overhaul after its 2026 suspension.
By: Simon Hancocks
Pocher has teamed up with Carl Fogarty to reveal a 1:4-scale Ducati Panigale V2 Superquadro Final Edition, complete with more than 700 parts and working features.
BMW Motorrad is celebrating the Nürburgring's 100th anniversary with limited-edition M 1000 RR, R and XR models.
More choice, more kit and new ways to ride: Royal Enfield updates its 350cc range and finance offers
By: Simon Hancocks
MV Agusta has confirmed it is working through a period of financial imbalance, while saying reports surrounding its future contain speculation and incomplete information.
