Rebecca Clancy Named Editor-in-Chief of Autosport, Ben Hunt to Join Team

Rebecca Clancy has been appointed as the new Editor-in-Chief of Autosport, the leading source for racing news and analysis worldwide. With her extensive experience in sports journalism, including seven years as the Motor Racing Correspondent at The Times, Clancy brings a wealth of knowledge and passion for motorsports to her new role.

Mike Spinelli, Head of Content at Motorsport Network, expressed his excitement about Clancy’s appointment, highlighting her storytelling expertise and deep understanding of Formula 1. He looks forward to seeing how she will lead Autosport into its 75th anniversary and beyond.

Joining Clancy at Autosport is renowned F1 journalist Ben Hunt, who will be bringing his 12 years of experience in motorsport to the team. Hunt, known for his work at The Sun as an F1 correspondent and motorsport columnist, is the author of two books on racing, showcasing his dedication to the sport.

Together, Clancy and Hunt co-host the popular F1 podcast Inside the Piranha Club, and will continue to do so in their new roles at Autosport. Clancy expressed her honor in leading such a prestigious brand into a new era, promising to push boundaries and ignite the passion of racing fans worldwide.

Autosport, with nearly 75 years of authority in the industry, has a global reach of over two million superfans. The brand is known for its in-depth coverage of the racing world, including the inner narratives, technical aspects, and business side of the sport.

With Clancy and Hunt at the helm, Autosport is poised to continue its legacy as the go-to source for all things racing, providing fans with unparalleled access to the thrilling world of motorsports.