John Moriello is a Staff Writer and Producer specializing in motorsports at Sportscasting. He covers a range of topics within competitive sports, focusing on motorsports, NASCAR, and notable sports figures, with a particular emphasis on Kansas and Toyota. John’s work has been featured in various prominent platforms, showcasing his expertise in the dynamic world of sports.
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John Moriello focuses primarily on event coverage and evolving stories in the realm of NASCAR. He would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights or access to individuals involved in the NASCAR events he covers.
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It's worth noting that while John does not have a specified geographic focus, his coverage is centered around NASCAR events which predominantly take place in North America.
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By: John Moriello
Denny Hamlin's FedEx Toyota will be up against Ross Chastain's Worldwide Express/UPS Chevy at Darlington.
By: John Moriello
William Byron is already a three-time winner entering the second half of the Cup Series regular season.
Denny Hamlin says we might not be seeing it, but Ross Chastain doesn't get the same breaks that rival Cup Series drivers get.
By: John Moriello
The engine on Darrell Waltrip's winning car in the first All-Star Race mysteriously blew up shortly after the finish.
Kevin Harvick is back in the No. 29 car this weekend in a nod to his days at Richard Childress Racing.
By: John Moriello
Denny Hamlin thinks Martinsville can do better with one of NASCAR's better-known traditions.
By: John Moriello
Hailie Deegan's incidents on the track at North Wilkesboro were preceded by trouble before the race.
'One Hot Night' in 1992 proved to be a big step forward for both the NASCAR All-Star Race and the sport itself.
By: John Moriello
Kyle Larson left the field in shambles by dominating the All-Star Race following a last-place restart in the early minutes.
By: John Moriello
Floyd Mayweather Ridiculously Offers Up $20 Million to Any NFL Team Willing to Sign Antonio Brown Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s NASCAR Team Has Suffered a First-Round Knockout
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