Nick Golding Nick Golding - Presenter, FIA Accredited Formula E and F1 journalist
Nick Golding is a man of many talents who has ascended the motorsport journalism ladder in rapid fashion!
From the south-east of England, Nick is RacingNews365’s video presenter and podcast host, as well as a key part of the editorial team.
Nick joined RacingNews365 early in 2024 as part of the F1 team, but since then has helped turn RN365 into a world leader in Formula E content. On the ground at all FE races, Nick gathers exclusives and scoops and can often be found trying to get into a car himself!
He graduated from UCFB Wembley in 2022 with first-class honours in Sports Business and Broadcasting, before working for multiple major F1 outlets on his way to becoming part of the RN365 family.
Across his F1 and FE work, Nick has interviewed some of the biggest names in motorsport, including Mark Webber, Juan Pablo Montoya, and Johnny Herbert, to name a few. He also landed an exclusive interview with the fastest man alive, Usain Bolt.
When not presenting videos, roaming the FE paddock, or covering all things F1, Nick can be found watching Chelsea FC with his eyes closed or racing himself in various championships at Buckmore Park. Unfortunately, unlike Lewis Hamilton, his career will not take him from racing at Buckmore Park to an F1 seat!
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Striking Aston Martin prediction made: 'They will win grands prix'
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Gabriel Bortoleto reveals 'many years' Audi F1 future commitment
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Will Mercedes be caught in the constructors' championship?
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Red Bull labelled 'weakest link' as F1 title fight intensifies
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Mercedes point to F1 title fight 'change' after summer break