James joined the Crash.Net team 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 with football which spread to other sports.
When he isn’t working, James will be watching Leeds United.