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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Among the countless vehicles that have been transformed into drag-and-drive cars over the last decade, few platforms seem less logical for the task than a
Alexis DeJoria reflects on her long journey from street racing and Funny Car struggles to joining John Force Racing in pursuit of an NHRA championship.
Midwest no-prep drag racing regular Eric Trigalet was unhurt in a fiery, high-speed accident while competing at War In The Woods XIV that was captured from a series of wild, internet-breaking vantage points.
NDRC Pro Mod racer Adam Tassone walked away from a violent crash that saw his Camaro catch air and take flight.
Veteran West coast Pro Modified and sportsman drag racer Shane Molinari tragically lost his life Sunday in an on-track racing accident at Sonoma Raceway in northern California.
Rick Ware Racing announces acquisition of Jeff Lutz’s Mad Max Camaro, enhancing their drag racing team for the future.
By: Andrew Wolf
For Schaefer, the success of the Dart has also reinforced a belief he holds about the future of vintage Mopar racing. Through efforts like the new G3 Muscle
By: Andrew Wolf
After 36 years of ownership, Michael Donnel’s home-built 1971 Camaro has evolved from a 307-powered street car into an 8-second, 584ci big-block street machine he built largely with his own hands.
Tom Hammonds’ iconic 1969 Camaro, winner of the 1993 HOT ROD Fastest Street Car Outlaw class, returns to competition after decades in storage and ownership changes.
Brian Brooks' new 1966 Chevrolet Nova SS is truly a show-stopping build. You don't see many race cars that look like they could earn a podium spot at any major car show.
