Ken Willis is a Sports Columnist at the Daytona Beach News-Journal. With a heavy focus on NASCAR, he also covers a range of topics including golf and college football, highlighting his extensive experience in sports journalism. Ken's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and the Detroit Free Press, among others.
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Ken Willis' coverage heavily focuses on event coverage and announcements, particularly in the sports arena. His articles span a range of topics including NASCAR, football, fishing and golf with a specific focus on state-by-state rankings.
Given his local geographic focus on Canada and Halifax, he may be more interested in receiving pitches related to local events or personalities within these sports. If you have insights into upcoming sporting events or developments within the Canadian sports scene, particularly those related to NASCAR, football, fishing or golf that are likely to capture local attention in Halifax or surrounding areas would likely resonate with Ken's coverage preferences.
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By: Ken Willis
Daytona Beach News-Journal NASCAR's Cup Series returns to oval-track racing at Chicagoland Speedway after two weeks on road courses.
By: Ken Willis
After back-to-back road-course races in California, NASCAR returns to Middle America and to Chicagoland Speedway for Sunday's eero 400.
By: Ken Willis
Daytona Beach News-Journal Chase Briscoe swore he didn't see that win coming.
By: Ken Willis
Daytona Beach News-Journal Well, kinda. Tyler Reddick was dislodged from our top spot several weeks ago in the wake of Denny Hamlin's string of wins.
By: Ken Willis
Austin Hill is driving Kyle Busch's former NASCAR Chevy and might be doing Kyle proud by carrying on the run-ins with Shane van Gisbergen.
By: Ken Willis
The elegant swallow-tailed kite migrates each year to the U.S. from South America. Now they're fattening up for the long trip home.
By: Ken Willis
Daytona Beach News-Journal NASCAR's top series will race at Atlanta Motor Speedway this weekend, while the ARCA and Truck Series will be at Lime Rock Park.
By: Ken Willis
Daytona Beach News-Journal Atlanta Motor Speedway is one of three NASCAR "plate race" tracks where speeds are restricted.
By: Ken Willis
Daytona Beach News-Journal Penske teammates Ryan Blaney and Joey Logano were the two fastest in Saturday's qualifying and will start on the front row for the start of Sunday's Quaker State 400 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
By: Ken Willis
Ken Willis, Daytona Beach News-Journal While most of you were sleeping, Ryan Blaney was sweeping.
