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Olivia Hicks

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  • Motorsport and Environmental Journalist, Top Speed
Brooklyn
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Those who can't drive, write. A freelance sports and enviro journo covering business, politics and fan culture in Formula 1 for Motorsport.com. Words in Texas Monthly, Des Moines Register, DSM Magazine, Seattle's business magazine, etc. On Substack at www.formulaflash.substack.com. Contact me via livhicks00@gmail.com.

Olivia Hicks’s Journalist Portfolio

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The Fashion Start-Up Giving F1 Tires a Second Life - Esses

The Fashion Start-Up Giving F1 Tires a Second Life - Esses

A 26-year old entrepreneur dreams of circularity, sneakers, and podium shoeys.

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The Secret Society of F1's Social Media Admins

The Secret Society of F1's Social Media Admins

It was 9 a.m. on a Monday in Manhattan, 3,406 miles from Aston Martin F1 Team 's headquarters in Silverstone,…

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How a North Holland Oil and Gas Advertising Agenda Threatens to Become Formula 1's New Tobacco Ba...

How a North Holland Oil and Gas Advertising Agenda Threatens to Become Formula 1's New Tobacco Ba...

The Dutch Grand Prix was a reminder of Big Oil's prevalence. The country's Green Party aims to drive fossil f…

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Inside the Tension Between F1's Miami GP and Content Creators

Inside the Tension Between F1's Miami GP and Content Creators

Social media creators are talking about Formula 1 in a whole new way and attracting new fans-but those creato…

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SEPTEMBER RACE TECH - Issue 286 - Kimberley Media Group

SEPTEMBER RACE TECH - Issue 286 - Kimberley Media Group

IT'S AN EV NASCAR! How NASCAR took its first tentative step on the road to electrification, all in this issue…

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A Motorsport Media Monopoly

A Motorsport Media Monopoly

A judge temporarily blocked Fox Sports, Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery's sports streaming merger. What doe…

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Five players who stood out at the boys soccer state tournament

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By Olivia Hicks Verified, Joe Gunther, Jim Paulsen Verified
| MSN Verified
Goalkeeper, St. Croix Prep The senior has the length to take away a lot of the net. He used it to his advantage in the Lions' 2-1 semifinal victory over Breck in overtime. He was credited with six saves, including a reaching save in the first half that kept the game scoreless at the time. He also used his range to intercept a pass across the front of the net in overtime before the winning goal was scored. Midfielder, Holy Angels The senior led the Stars' balanced offensive attack.
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Five players who stood out at the girls soccer state tournament

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By Olivia Hicks Verified
| MSN Verified
Midfielder, Breck The senior was instrumental in the Mustangs' 3-1 win over Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Lutheran in the semifinals. She scored two goals, both perfectly placed shots from range, and took the shot that led to the corner kick goal. She also had the eventual game-winning goal in the quarterfinal victory over La Crescent-Hokah. Goalkeeper, Breck The senior made at least five close-range saves in the second half to keep Breck in front of Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Lutheran in the semifinal.
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Five players who stood out at the boys soccer state tournament

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By Olivia Hicks Verified, Joe Gunther, Jim Paulsen Verified
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
Five players who stood out at the boys soccer state tournament St. Croix Prep’s Jonah Choudoir and Landon Oswald, Holy Angels’ Julio Mejia, Wayzata’s Lucas Woodrum and Breck’s Ellis Preissing caught some eyes. Wayzata goalkeeper Lucas Woodrum makes a save during the second half of his team's Class 3A boys soccer semifinal against Duluth East. (Elizabeth Flores/The Minnesota Star Tribune)•Buy Reprint Jonah Choudoir Goalkeeper, St. Croix Prep The senior has the length to take away a lot of the net.
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Society of Professional Journalists Award

2022 - Podcast

Mark of Excellence Award for Environmental Reporting

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Reporter of the Quarter

2020 - City Curiosities Reporting

Award went to the reporter who has demonstrated all skills by consistently meeting deadlines, submitting clean copy, completing stories with thorough sourcing, communicating clearly with editors and responding to edits in a timely fashion. This reporter's commitment and initiative reflects the benchmark of The Western Front's reporters.

On-Deadline Award

2020 - City Curiosities Reporting

Received for consistently submitting clean copy in a timely manner and responding to edits quickly.