Jim Utter is a journalist who writes for Cigalah Group, Motorsport.com, and Autosport. With a focus on motorsports, Jim covers a wide range of topics including race recaps, driver interviews, team updates, and industry news. His articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the world of NASCAR and other racing series.
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Jim Utter's articles mainly cover sports, with a focus on NASCAR and racing events. The coverage attributes show that he frequently includes announcements and expert commentary in his articles. When reaching out to Jim, consider providing insights or exclusive access to interviews related to upcoming racing events, recent race outcomes, or the latest developments within the NASCAR community.
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Toyota Racing Development president David Wilson has never been at a loss for words but the response to his retirement announcement has left him overwhelmed.
Denny Hamlin is in the best position possible to capture a season sweep of the NASCAR Cup races at his home track of Richmond (Va.) Raceway.
Ty Majeski mastered the final two restarts – taking the lead on one and fending off a rash of challengers in the second – to take the NASCAR Truck victory Saturday night at Richmond (Va.) Raceway.
Austin Dillon flipped the script on the NASCAR Cup playoffs, earning a surprise and controversial victory in Saturday night's race at Richmond (Va,) Raceway.
By: Jim Utter
Joey Logano was irate after Austin Dillon intentionally wrecked him for Sunday's NASCAR Cup win at Richmond (Va.) Raceway, railing against the Richard Childress Racing driver in post-race interviews.
Dillon grabs NASCAR Cup playoff place in controversial win having clashed with Logano and Hamlin
Dillon wrecked Logano before taking the NASCAR Cup victory in Richmond
NASCAR plans to review the controversial last lap action from Richmond
While it was overshadowed by the dramatic and controversial ending to the race, from all accounts NASCAR's option tire experiment at Richmond (Va.) Raceway was an unqualified success.
By: Jim Utter
Erik Jones will remain driver of Legacy Motor Club's No. 43 Toyota after agreeing to a multi-year contract extension with the NASCAR Cup Series organization.
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