Benjamine Branscum is a News Photographer at the University of Kentucky. He specializes in capturing the dynamic world of sports disciplines and team sports, showcasing the passion and energy of athletic events. His work has been featured in various university publications, highlighting the vibrant sports culture at the institution.
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Benjamine’s coverage is heavily focused on event coverage in the sports industry, particularly in the realm of racing and motorsports. His articles predominantly feature previews and announcements related to specific races, race tracks, teams, and series.
Given this focus, Benjamine would be most responsive to pitches that provide exclusive insights into upcoming events within the ARCA Menards Series or other racing competitions. Pitches could include access to drivers for interviews before important races or behind-the-scenes looks at race preparations by teams.
Since there is no specified geographic focus for Benjamine's coverage attributes, he may cover events across different locations. Therefore, providing information about noteworthy racing events from various regions might capture his interest.
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By: Benjamine Branscum, Tom Musgrave
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By: Benjamine Branscum
As the preseason Daytona test closes in for the ARCA Menards Series, Jon Garrett and his team are prepping for what could be one of his few races to run this year.
By: Steve Shaffer, Benjamine Branscum
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