Andrew Wolf is a Communications Manager at BVM Sports. He specializes in automotive journalism, covering topics related to cars, trucks, and lorries, while also delving into car repair and the broader automotive industry. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Times of Israel, MotorTrend, and Hot Rod Magazine.
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Andrew Wolf's coverage is heavily focused on drag racing and motorsports, with a significant emphasis on event coverage and press releases. If you are involved in the drag racing industry or have insights into upcoming events, product launches, or major announcements related to this field, Andrew may be open to your pitches.
Given the prominence of private sector announcements in his articles, industry professionals might consider reaching out with exclusive news about new developments within companies associated with drag racing or motorsports. This could include information about new teams, drivers, car models, or partnerships that would interest his audience.
Although there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Andrew's work, he seems to cover events and developments from various locations related to drag racing. Therefore, if you have relevant news regarding international as well as domestic events in the world of motorsports and drag racing including new venues opening up globally or unfortunate closures at any location around the globe then it can be considered for pitching.
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Summit Motorsports Park owner and operator Bill Bader, whose father famously helmed the International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) during what many
By: Andrew Wolf
The highly-publicized distress within the International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) in recent weeks took on added layers over the weekend.
A s Lil Gangster and the broader mix of 5.30 index racing continues drawing packed fields and some of the best side-by-side action in sportsman drag
By: Andrew Wolf
Pro Stock Motorcycle ace Gaige Herrera has made a name for himself on the national stage at a historic clip, capturing two championships and 30 wins — including a record-tying 11 in a row during his rookie season in 2023. But lest anyone think his talents on a motorcycle begin and end as a hired gun at Vance & Hines, they would be quite mistaken.
Go inside PAR Racing Engines’ 3,000-hp turbo Big-Block Chevy packages built for Drag and Drive competitions, capable of 6-second passes and knocking on the door of the 5s.
Given recent events, positive stewardship of the sport has perhaps never been more in fashion in the sport of drag racing than it is today.
Mitchell Kalitta, representing the newest generation of one of drag racing's most decorated families, is set to make his Top Alcohol Dragster debut
By: Andrew Wolf
Last year, at the urging of former Funny Car world champion and veteran nitro driver, tuner, and team owner Del Worsham, the National Hot Rod
By: Andrew Wolf
The NHRA will bring its Mission Foods Drag Racing Series back to familiar ground in 2027, with Pomona restored to its long-held site as the season opener, and again serving as the sport's championship stage at season's end.
By: Andrew Wolf
From working on her family’s Top Alcohol Funny Car to racing Top Fuel for Ron Capps Motorsports, Maddi Gordon’s rise is one of NHRA’s most compelling stories.
