Write for us
We welcome pitches that help readers understand how sporting venues are designed and experienced. A strong contribution stays with one clear question, explains why it matters to a general reader and avoids claiming more than its material can support.
What we welcome
Pitch explainers about venue design, thoughtful comparisons of spatial choices, histories of spectator spaces, and essays on how arrival, movement, viewing or atmosphere shape an event. We are interested in fresh angles and precise examples, not broad claims about what every ground does.
What to include
Send a proposed title, a short summary, the central idea and a note on the material you would use. Tell us whether the piece depends on a particular venue, image or firsthand account. Do not send confidential information or present professional, official or venue-specific guidance as universal.
How to pitch
Use the Contact page and choose the editorial question option. Include your pitch in the message. A proposal is not a promise of publication; we will consider its fit, clarity and scope before discussing any next steps.
A ground is part of the event
The approach, the turn through a gate, the sound under a roof: each detail shapes how a venue is experienced. We pay attention to the design choices behind those moments.