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Nine writers, named on everything they publish.
Every byline here is a real person you can email. Areas of coverage are listed so you know who to contact about what.
Rosa Delgado
Athletics correspondent
Covers track, field and the funding decisions behind them. Twelve years reporting on athletics governance.
- Athletics
- Governance
- Funding
Ade Salami
Senior writer, football and rugby
Reports on club finance, academies and player welfare across the lower leagues.
- Football
- Rugby
- Club finance
Marta Nowak
Cycling and endurance
Former racer turned reporter, covering road, track and the business of race organisation.
- Cycling
- Endurance
- Race organisation
Tom Prichard
Swimming and facilities
Writes about pools, leisure centres and the funding that keeps them open or does not.
- Swimming
- Facilities
- Local funding
Hannah Okoro
Features editor
Commissions and edits the monthly long read, and runs the fact-checking process.
- Feature Articles
- Commissioning
- Fact-checking
Daniel Reiss
Data journalist
Builds the datasets behind the reporting, from spending records to participation figures.
- Data
- FOI requests
- Analysis
Contacting a writer
How to reach the right person.
Every writer publishes an email address. Pitches, corrections and tip-offs all go directly to the person covering that area.
- Direct email address on every author page
- Tip-offs treated confidentially on request
- Corrections answered within two working days
- Freelance pitches welcome from any writer
- FindCheck the coverage areas listed against each writer.
- EmailSend the outline, the tip or the correction directly.
- Expect a replyEvery pitch gets an answer, including the no.
About the masthead
Do you use freelance writers?
Yes, roughly a third of features come from freelancers.
Are bylines ever anonymous?
Only where a named byline would put a source or writer at risk.
How do I send a confidential tip?
Email any writer and say it is confidential in the first line.