James Dielhenn

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James Dielhenn

Head of Content

James joined the Crash.Net team as Head of Content in 2022.

After a decade at Sky Sports where James covered everything from American football to boxing to the Olympics to F1 across editorial, social and video platforms, he embraced the world of motorsport in his new role with Crash.Net.

His years as a journalist have taken him through a two-month stint in Rio de Janeiro for the 2014 World Cup to the Las Vegas Strip for Floyd Mayweather fights.

It was at Sky Sports where James was a key cog in the digital publishing department, working alongside TV production colleagues across every sport.

James previously graduated with a sports journalism degree from the University of Brighton but his journey to becoming a journalist had already started through, initially, an obsession of football which spread to other sports.

When he isn’t working, James will be watching his beloved Leeds United. Often, from behind the sofa, in sheer terror.

Articles by James Dielhenn
F1

Sebastian Vettel would win more races than Max Verstappen if they were both in the same fantasy F1 team, claims Franz Tost.

MotoGP

Marc Marquez has been on track riding a Ducati for the first time.

F1

The retiring Franz Tost caused a stir earlier this year when, in typically blunt fashion, he claimed “I no longer trust me engineers”.

MotoGP

This is how to watch the postseason MotoGP test in Valencia on Tuesday November 28, including ways to get a free live stream. We’ve also listed the Valencia MotoGP postseason test start times below.

MotoGP

Enea Bastianini will keep his factory Ducati seat next year, insists Claudio Domenicali.

Le Mans

Valentino Rossi has inched closer to the 24 Hours of Le Mans by entering the World Endurance Championship.

MotoGP

Marc Marquez has been seen entering his new home - the Gresini Ducati box.

MotoGP

Valentino Rossi has issued his first prediction on how Marc Marquez will fare at Ducati next year.

F1

Each place in the F1 constructors’ championship is worth millions of dollars.

MotoGP

Jorge Martin would have reportedly been promoted to the factory Ducati seat next season, if he won the MotoGP championship.

MotoGP

Jorge Martin's championship hope ended as he clattered into Marc Marquez, bring both of their races to a conclusion, at the Valencia MotoGP.

MotoGP

Valentino Rossi insists that VR46 have still not decided on their 2024 MotoGP rider line-up.

MotoGP

Francesco Bagnaia and Jorge Martin will duel for the MotoGP championship surrounded by other Ducatis.

F1

This is how to watch the F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at the Yas Marina Circuit on November 24-26 from anywhere - including ways to get a free 2023 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix live stream. We’ve also listed the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix start times below.

MotoGP

This is how to watch the Valencia MotoGP on November 24-26, including ways to get a free live stream. We’ve also listed the Valencia MotoGP start times below.

MotoGP

The Valencia MotoGP will be shown live on ITV on Sunday November 26.

MotoGP

Valentino Rossi has assessed Francesco Bagnaia and Jorge Martin’s showdown for the MotoGP title today.

British Superbikes

Tommy Bridewell will return to defend his British Superbike title in 2024 with a different team.

MotoGP

Davide Brivio’s mooted arrival as the new boss at Repsol Honda was reportedly the only reason that Valentino Rossi sanctioned his brother Luca Marini’s move.

MotoGP

Jorge Martin’s tactics during practice at the Valencia MotoGP have been called “ridiculous” by Davide Tardozzi.

MotoGP

Marc Marquez insisted that Jorge Martin’s tactics to distress Francesco Bagnaia were “within the regulations” even if critics think it is “unsportsmanlike”.

MotoGP

Maverick Vinales smashed a lap record in Valencia which has stood for seven years.

F1

Frederik Vesti is reportedly being considered for Williams’ 2024 F1 seat.

F1

Toto Wolff insists there is a serious message behind the amusement of his punishment for swearing.

MotoGP

Fabio di Giannantonio overtook Fermin Aldeguer at the front of the queue to land the VR46 seat after a vital meeting and a decision over a huge cost.