CAREERS: GPblog Is looking for new talent for the 2026 Formula 1 season
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Updated: 11:25, 13 Jul
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Tim Kraaij is Editor-in-Chief of GPblog.com and a Formula 1 analyst. With permanent FIA accreditation and direct access to the paddock, he delivers in-depth, data-driven analysis and insight into key developments within the sport.
Fancy a job working in F1 or MotoGP? What about social media? We’re currently hiring for the following positions:
Freelance F1 Writer (English Edition)
Our editorial team at GPblog has an opening for a freelance writer. The number of hours you work is flexible but we need you to be available for at least one day during race weekends.
What does a typical workday look like?
You will be responsible for writing breaking news stories and features for our global F1 website. We pride ourselves on being first with the news, so we do need you to be quick and able to spot what makes a good story!
You’ll keep an eye on all the latest F1 news and also monitor social media channels closely and think strategically about what content to create during a Grand Prix weekend.
We're looking for writers who are fluent in English, who know the difference between a C1 and a C5 compound, and you can probably list every drivers' racing number.!
Due to the scheduling of the races, GPblog operates with irregular hours, so occasional working of mornings, evenings and weekends will be required.
You’ll keep an eye on all the latest F1 news and also monitor social media channels closely and think strategically about what content to create during a Grand Prix weekend.
We're looking for writers who are fluent in English, who know the difference between a C1 and a C5 compound, and you can probably list every drivers' racing number.!
Due to the scheduling of the races, GPblog operates with irregular hours, so occasional working of mornings, evenings and weekends will be required.
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What we’re looking for:
- You’re passionate about Formula 1
- You’re flexible, independent, and proactive
- You’re available to work evenings and weekends
- You strive to be the fastest and spot creative content ideas
- You can handle tight deadlines
- You’re experienced with Facebook, X (Twitter), and Instagram
- You’re ambitious and always eager to improve
What we offer:
- A dynamic working atmosphere with great colleagues
- Flexibility to fit in around other jobs or study schedules
- Experience and F1 contacts that can help shape your journalistic career
- Competitive freelance renumeration
- Tonnes of room for creativity and personal input
- An independent, exciting freelance position to help build your portfolio
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