Madeline Coleman,

Madeline Coleman is a journalist who covers Formula One for The Athletic. She joined the publication after serving as a writer and editor on Sports Illustrated's breaking and trending news team. Madeline has a degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and is active on Twitter (@mwc13_3). Through her work, she aims to demystify F1 by focusing on the personalities within the paddock, exploring team cultures, and delving into race strategies and tactics. She also seeks to tell stories about the people behind the helmets. Madeline's passion for motorsports was ignited by her father's fascination with NASCAR and her grandfather's love of F1, further fueled by her coverage of racing at Charlotte Motor Speedway and later, an appreciation for Daniel Ricciardo that led to a deep dive into the world of Formula One. With The Athletic, Madeline hopes to provide in-depth coverage that caters to both seasoned F1 fans and newcomers alike.

Biography:  https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/4241543/2023/02/23/madeline-coleman-f1-formula-one-racing/

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Recent Articles

George Russell Secures Pole Position at 2024 British Grand Prix: A Thrilling Qualifying Session

George Russell Secures Pole Position at 2024 British Grand Prix: A Thrilling Qualifying Session

Broke On: Saturday, 06 July 2024 George Russell earns pole position at 2024 British Grand Prix for Mercedes, outpacing teammate Lewis Hamilton by a narrow margin in a rain-affected qualifying session. Russell's performance marks the first front-row lockout for the team this season and an all-British top three with Lando Norris in third.