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alexandralange.net | Alexandra Lange
The 2025 Pulitzer Prize in Criticism goes to ... me!
For this set of stories on designing better public space for children. Thank you to the Pulitzer Prize jury for this award, and to my editors at Bloomberg CityLab, Kriston Capps, Nicole Flatow, and David Dudley, for encouraging and supporting this work. Kids deserve the best.
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bloomberg.com | Alexandra Lange
Alexandra Lange is a design critic and author. Her most recent book, Meet Me by the Fountain: An Inside History of the Mall, was published by Bloomsbury USA in 2022. Her next book, Making Do, about how economic and environmental crises in the 1970s influenced designers, is slated for 2027. She also serves as a co-producer for "New Angle: Voice," a podcast about pioneering women in architecture. Lange was a 2014 Loeb Fellow at the Harvard Graduate School of Design and is a 2025 Fellow at MacDowell.
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alexandralange.net | Alexandra Lange
Making Do: Coming in 2027
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yardbarker.com | Alexandra Lange
“Would horsepower help anything? I don’t know,” he continued. “They got these cars so draggy that if a car’s leading the race and a car comes up behind him with a good run on him, all he does is pull over and he just stops that car. “To me that’s not racing. You can go out here and stand on the side of the interstate and watch cars go down the road. That’s what it looked like.
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athlonsports.com | Alexandra Lange
Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion Richard Petty is a legend of the sport. When he speaks up, people listen, and he hasn't shied away from voicing his opinion on the current state of NASCAR. Earlier this season, the Hall of Famer called out Fox's TV coverage and even doubled down on his criticism saying the network's broadcast "doesn't show the real race."Petty is once again expressing his candid opinion. This time, it's about the Next Gen car.
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1 month ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Alexandra Lange
Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion Richard Petty is a legend of the sport. When he speaks up, people listen, and he hasn’t shied away from voicing his opinion on the current state of NASCAR. Earlier this season, the Hall of Famer called out Fox’s TV coverage and even doubled down on his criticism saying the network’s broadcast “doesn’t show the real race.”AdvertisementPetty is once again expressing his candid opinion. This time, it’s about the Next Gen car.
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athlonsports.com | Alexandra Lange
Last week, NASCAR announced the new format for the All Star race, including an extension to 250 laps and the addition of a promoter's caution flag. Shortly after the announcement, rumors circulated that NASCAR had actually proposed adding another element to the race that fans have wanted for years.
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1 month ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Alexandra Lange
Last week, NASCAR announced the new format for the All Star race, including an extension to 250 laps and the addition of a promoter’s caution flag. Shortly after the announcement, rumors circulated that NASCAR had actually proposed adding another element to the race that fans have wanted for years.
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1 month ago | 
yardbarker.com | Alexandra Lange
Cindric explained where the team goes from here, saying, “We’ll have meetings about where to be better and where to be honest with ourselves. My duty is to go into those meetings and give my own honest feedback on what I can do better.
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athlonsports.com | Alexandra Lange
Of all the storylines coming out of NASCAR's Cup Series race at Talladega, Joey Logano's expletive-filled radio rant has been one of the most talked about. On the final lap of the second stage, the reigning NASCAR Cup Series Champion was trying to catch up and pass leader Bubba Wallace to win the stage. The No. 2 pilot was behind Logano but didn't give him the push needed to pass the 23XI Racing driver. "Way to go Austin," an angry Logano said over the team radio. "Way to go you dumb [expletive].
