[Python] How to print specific keys and values from list of dict's on one line in python

This is my list of dictionary's, which is part of a larger dictionary containing numerous lists

competitorRankDetails": [
{
"phaseCode": "M1",
"phaseName": "Moto 1",
"phaseBlockCode": "M1",
"rank": 1,
"raceName": "46",
"racePosition": 6,
"result": 1,
"score": 1,
"hillTime": "2.754",
"time": "30.755"
},
{
"phaseCode": "M2",
"phaseName": "Moto 2",
"phaseBlockCode": "M2",
"rank": 1,
"raceName": "97",
"racePosition": 7,
"result": 1,
"score": 2,
"hillTime": "2.732",
"time": "30.689"
},
{
"phaseCode": "M3",
"phaseName": "Moto 3",
"phaseBlockCode": "M3",
"rank": 1,
"raceName": "148",
"racePosition": 3,
"result": 1,
"score": 3,
"hillTime": "2.745",
"time": "30.692"
}


This is the print statement I've tried to get the output I'm looking for

info = ['phaseName', 'racePosition', 'hillTime']

for record in item['competitorRankDetails']:
print(*record,[record[k] for k in info])


This results in the following output

phaseCode phaseName phaseBlockCode rank raceName racePosition result score hillTime time ['Moto 1', 7, '2.883']
phaseCode phaseName phaseBlockCode rank raceName racePosition result score hillTime time ['Moto 2', 5, '2.882']
phaseCode phaseName phaseBlockCode rank raceName racePosition result score hillTime time ['Moto 3', 2, '2.887']


Is there a way I could have the output like below with the possibility to add more items to info

phaseName: Moto1 , racePosition: 7 , hillTime: 2.878
PhaseName: Moto2 , racePosition: 6 , hillTime: 2.856
PhaseName: Moto3 , racePosition: 1 , hillTime: 2.885

Continue reading...