Jordan Bianchi is a motorsports reporter for The Athletic, specializing in covering Formula One and NASCAR. With a passion for sports and a love for Scrabble®, Jordan brings a unique perspective to his articles, offering in-depth analysis and insights into the world of motorsports.
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Jordan Bianchi's articles primarily focus on sports, particularly NASCAR and motorsports events. He also covers media rights related to these sports. Given his extensive event coverage and detailed insights into the sporting industry, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer exclusive access to drivers or behind-the-scenes stories from major racing events.
Pitches could include interviews with key figures within the NASCAR and motorsports world, including team owners, drivers or industry insiders who can provide unique perspectives on upcoming races or significant developments within the sport.
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By: Jordan Bianchi
The Hendrick Motorsports team reflects on 40 years at Martinsville Speedway, the site of its greatest win and most profound loss.
By: Jordan Bianchi, Jeff Gluck
Despite Denny Hamlin's short track dominance, there are a few drivers (and teams) who could sneak in a win at Martinsville this weekend.
By: Jordan Bianchi
Every win at Martinsville carries special meaning for Hendrick Motorsports, but Sunday's unprecedented 1-2-3 finish meant a little more.
By: Jordan Bianchi, Jeff Gluck
NASCAR moves to Texas this week, and we dive into long shots, favorites (JGR/Hendrick), and take a longer look at a Truck Series driver.
By: Jeff Gluck, Jordan Bianchi
NASCAR hits one of its most well-known tracks this week — Talladega. We dive in with favorites, long shots and glowing memories.
By: Jordan Bianchi
With the NASCAR season 25 percent done, we look back at the best moments and reset the favorites to make the Championship 4.
By: Jordan Bianchi, Jeff Gluck
TALLADEGA, Ala. — Michael Jordan finally celebrated a NASCAR Cup Series win in person for the first time as a team owner, watching driver Tyler Reddick race to victory lane at Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday.
By: Jordan Bianchi
The outnumbered Toyotas had a plan in place if Chevrolet and Ford tried to box them out Sunday at Talladega. It worked for Tyler Reddick.
By: Jeff Gluck, Jordan Bianchi
Erik Jones will miss this weekend's NASCAR Cup Series race at Dover Motor Speedway following a brutal crash Sunday at Talladega Superspeedway.
By: Jordan Bianchi, Jeff Gluck
NASCAR heads to Dover this week, kicking off a string of races that should heighten this year's quality and excitement.
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