Toby Christie is a journalist specializing in local racing news, particularly in the United States, with a focus on North Carolina and the Southern National region. He writes for Racing America, covering stories related to NASCAR, ARCA, and other racing series, including driver announcements, team updates, and race results.
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Toby Christie's coverage primarily focuses on local racing events, teams, sponsorships, and drivers within the United States, particularly North Carolina and Southern National. Given his heavy emphasis on event coverage and press releases related to NASCAR and racing events, sources with exclusive insights into upcoming races or behind-the-scenes details about racing teams could be appealing.
Pitching stories related to new developments in NASCAR, such as team changes or sponsorships for local races might resonate well with Toby. Additionally, offering unique access to drivers or personnel involved in the regional racing scene could pique his interest given his focus on private sector announcements and event coverage.
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Ryan Truex scored his second NASCAR Xfinity Series win over Carson Kvapil in a double overtime finish in the Bet Rivers 200 at Dover.
WOW! What a finish between Cole Butcher and Jake Finch in the ASA Southern Super Series race at Mobile, which was too close to call without a replay!
Kevin Harvick will pilot Kyle Larson's No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports car in NASCAR All-Star practice as Larson practices for the Indy 500.
Bubba Wallace was sent spinning after contact from Zane Smith in the Wurth 400 at Dover, William Byron and Christopher Bell also crashed.
Denny Hamlin and the No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing team have been declared the winners of the 2024 NASCAR Cup Wurth 400 at Dover after inspection.
There are 33 trucks on the entry list for the 2024 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Heart of America 200 at Kansas Speedway.
Brad Keselowski and the No. 6 RFK Racing team will throw back to the 1997 Castrol TOM's Supra paint scheme at Darlington this year.
Alex Bowman will pilot the paint scheme, which Jimmie Johnson ran from 2002 to 2004, as his Darlington throwback scheme in 2024.
Michael McDowell isn't stressing despite a rough six-race stretch dropping him to 29th in points. McDowell is conditioned for these moments.
Todd Gilliland will pilot the paint scheme that he scored his first CARS Tour race win with in 2015 in Darlington's throwback weekend.
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