Joseph Wolkin is a Contributor at Forbes. He focuses on telling the untold stories within motorsports, covering NASCAR, Formula 1, and the IndyCar Series, while also delving into the sports business and automotive themes. Joseph has been featured in Forbes and has interviewed prominent figures in racing since he was 18, alongside authoring multiple books.
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Based on Joseph Wolkin's articles, he has a strong focus on event coverage and private sector announcements related to sports, particularly NASCAR and racing. He frequently covers news about drivers, racing teams, and events within the motorsports industry.
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