Share story ideas, article submissions, photography, race reports, and culture-led motorsport perspectives with NOSCLTR.
NOSCLTR exists to document the world beyond the tracks — the machines, people, culture, ambition, identity, and stories that shape motorsport. We welcome original submissions from writers, photographers, creators, fans, sim racers, and people close to the racing ecosystem.
NOSCLTR accepts original work that expands how motorsport is seen, discussed, documented, and remembered.
For original article ideas, angles, analysis, interviews, features, race stories, or motorsport culture perspectives.
For completed drafts that are original, well-structured, and relevant to NOSCLTR’s editorial direction.
For motorsport, sim racing, garage, machine, event, fan culture, and trackside photography.
For grassroots motorsport, karting, sim racing events, local races, college events, community meets, and motorsport gatherings.
For stories around fandom, design, liveries, helmets, posters, gaming, sim racing, fashion, and the wider culture of speed.
For ideas that do not fit neatly into one format but still align with NOSCLTR’s world.
A few standards help keep submissions credible, original, and aligned with NOSCLTR’s editorial direction.
Keep your email clear and complete so the submission can be reviewed properly.
Story idea, article, photography, event report, culture story, or other.
For articles, include title, short summary, draft/body, and any sources if factual claims are involved. For photography, include image context, location, event name, date if applicable, and ownership confirmation.
After reviewing the guidelines, use the suggested email format below and mail your submission to submissions@noscltr.com.
A clear subject line and compact submission note make it easier to review your work.
NOSCLTR reviews submissions for originality, relevance, accuracy, tone, and fit with the publication’s direction. We may edit accepted work for clarity, structure, grammar, formatting, headlines, excerpts, and publication standards.
For factual or news-led submissions, contributors should include reliable sources, official references, or context wherever relevant.
Final publication decisions remain with NOSCLTR.
By submitting photography or visual work, you confirm that you created the work or have the necessary permission to submit it. You also allow NOSCLTR to review, edit, crop, format, and publish the work on its website, social platforms, and related editorial/community channels with appropriate credit, unless otherwise agreed.
Send us the stories, frames, and perspectives that show motorsport beyond the obvious.
Submit to NOSCLTROne-off stories, reports, and photography should be sent through submissions. If you want to contribute more regularly as a writer, correspondent, researcher, media producer, social coordinator, moderator, or community/events coordinator, apply to join the NOSCLTR Grid.
NOSCLTR Grid roles are voluntary contributor opportunities unless clearly stated otherwise.
