Jordan Bianchi
Motorsports Reporter at The Athletic
Motorsports reporter @TheAthletic | Sports fanatic | Scrabble® aficionado
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Jordan Bianchi
NASCAR is working toward finalizing a deal to race on a street course next year in the San Diego area, multiple industry sources told The Athletic, which would return its premier Cup Series to the Southern California market after a multi-year absence. NASCAR and the city of San Diego have not yet agreed on a deal, but discussions are ongoing, and it is expected that an agreement will be reached, according to those sources.
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nytimes.com | Jordan Bianchi
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — From the moment 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports collectively filed an antitrust lawsuit last fall against NASCAR and NASCAR CEO and chairman Jim France, the most-asked question has been, what exactly do 23XI and Front Row want if they prevail in federal court? On Tuesday, after receiving that question from U.S. District Court Judge Kenneth D. Bell, attorney Jeffrey Kessler, who represents 23XI and Front Row, laid out what his clients seek.
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nytimes.com | Jordan Bianchi
MEXICO CITY — One of the main objectives behind bringing NASCAR’s Cup Series to Mexico City, which on Sunday hosted the first premier series points race outside the United States since 1958, was introducing the sport to a culture unfamiliar with it. If expanding the fan base is the measuring stick to gauge whether the Mexico City race weekend is a success, then there’s ample evidence that NASCAR accomplished it.
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nytimes.com | Jeff Gluck |Jordan Bianchi
MEXICO CITY - For Daniel Suarez, los sueños se hacen realidad. His dreams came true on Saturday in Mexico City, with the Mexico native scoring a stirring victory in front of his home fans upon NASCAR's first race south of the border since 2008.
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nytimes.com | Jeff Gluck |Jordan Bianchi
The NASCAR Cup Series heads to Mexico City for its first-ever event in Mexico and its first international points race in over six decades. The track is most known for hosting Formula One races, but NASCAR drivers will use a slightly altered 2.49-mile layout compared to F1's 2.67-mile layout, and they'll have to complete 29 more laps than the F1 race. It's a massive event, with high stakes for the league's work to expand internationally.
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RT @Jordan_Bianchi: On Sunday, Carson Hocevar looked as if he was about to score his first Cup Series win. But it wasn't to be. My latest…
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On Sunday, Carson Hocevar looked as if he was about to score his first Cup Series win. But it wasn't to be. My latest for @TheAthletic on Hocevar’s heartbreak and a season that continues to be filled with ups and downs. https://t.co/enhCdKerP8
