About
Founded in 2026 by Eiga Aditya Radja and Haque Eleen, Speedway Scene is an independent global newsroom built for people who make decisions with money, policy, and power on the line. Operating from Jakarta, Indonesia, our growing team of dedicated writers covers the companies, markets, governments, and ideas that steer the world economy. We judge every story by one test: get the facts right, then show readers why those facts matter.
Our Mission
Our job is to hand readers a real advantage in a crowded, fast-moving world. We chase the facts wherever they lead, explain the forces driving them, and supply the context and analysis that turn a simple headline into actionable insight our readers can stand behind.
Who We Are
Speedway Scene is a compact, independent newsroom with a transparent desk model. We track the world's most consequential stories, check the facts against the primary coverage and data we cite by name, and publish analysis built to show why those facts matter. Modern research and drafting tools, including artificial intelligence, support that work under human editorial direction, and every story credits the outlets and documents it draws on. How we hold ourselves to that standard is spelled out in our Editorial Policy.
What We Cover
Our reporters follow the institutions that set prices, write the rules, and shape public life, from central banks and corporate boardrooms to legislatures, courtrooms, laboratories, and the arena. We report the news as it breaks and dig into the investigations that no single day can hold.
Independence and Standards
Every editorial call at Speedway Scene sits with the newsroom, and nowhere else. We answer to the public interest and to our readers, not to advertisers, commercial partners, or political camps. We keep a hard wall between news and opinion, and we mark analysis for what it is. We confirm before we publish, attribute our reporting whenever we can, and fix the record in the open and without delay when we get something wrong. Learn more in our Editorial Policy and Corrections Policy.
Contact Us
We want your tips, documents, story ideas, and corrections, and we read every message that reaches us. Get in touch with our editorial team through our Contact page.