Jake Nichol Jake Nichol - Senior F1 Journalist for RacingNews365.com
Jake joined the RacingNews365 team in August 2022, and is currently senior F1 writer on the team.
A motorsport journalist for approaching 15 years now, he previously worked for Autosport and Motorsport, handling UK national racing and latterly, steering coverage of IndyCar and primarily NASCAR.
Since joining the team, he helped to exclusively break one of the biggest stories in recent times in F1, namely the outcome of the Oscar Piastri Contract Recognition Board hearing between McLaren and Alpine.
He has attended multiple grands prix for RacingNews365, and other events including car launches, F175 Live, and special events including dinner at Williams and a recent event at Silverstone with Mercedes driver George Russell.
He is also RacingNews365’s court and legal specialist, and was present in the UK High Court in London for the recent Alex Palou vs McLaren and Felipe Massa vs F1 and the FIA court cases.
Among the team, he is often called upon for his detailed and rich knowledge of the history of F1 and ability to recall the most obscure facts and statistics.
His Twitter/X account is @jakenichol1498.
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Lewis Hamilton spies costly issue Ferrari must 'get on top of'
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Max Verstappen ends remarkable F1 streak with failure to win in Austin
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George Russell calls for Mercedes investigation as Bridgestone push for F1 return - RacingNews365 Review
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Liam Lawson names Racing Bulls target as F1 future decision looms
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Oscar Piastri suffers unwanted deja vu as same McLaren 'story' repeats
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Max Verstappen fumes over Red Bull 'drama' as Racing Bulls 'give clue' about Liam Lawson F1 future - International Media reacts
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Franco Colapinto responds to Jeremy Clarkson after 'Argentina penalty' comment
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Red Bull implode at bumpy Austin as Kimi Antonelli closes in on F1 history - Winners & Losers from the United States GP
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Red Bull 'back to earth' as Antonelli tries to avoid 'catastrophe'
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Red Bull 'back to earth' as Antonelli tries to avoid 'catastrophe'