From time-to-time an opinionated view from the trenches of motorsports.
In the coming weeks this will be a place to read independent commentary.
Thanks for reading.
Lewis Franck
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In the garage at Indianapolis
About Me
In a career spanning over thirty years, Lewis Franck, a former New York attorney, has covered motorsports first as a photographer working for magazines such as Sport Magazine and magazines in Europe. Subsequently switching to writing Franck had a monthly column in Inside Sports, and later worked regularly for Sports Illustrated and ESPN the Magazine. He's been a weekly columnist for Sports Illustrated's website.As of February, 2008, he resumed his long-time relationship with ESPN as a motorsports contributor with a humor column
and chats during Sprint Cup races.
An award-winning journalist; he’s written thousands of articles for magazines, newspapers and websites around the world. He also was the US-based motorsports writer for Reuters newswire. In addition to published work, he’s been the color commentator, in Australia, for the local television broadcast of the Surfers Paradise Indy car race. Franck has appeared on the NBC Nightly News, television panel shows and dozens of radio appearances. He’s also the Eastern Vice President of the American Auto Racing Writer’s and Broadcasters Association. In addition he's a panelist on the
Driver of the Year Award.
In the shadow of a giant
With Bill France, Jr. in Kansas
Photo Days - Long Beach Grand Prix
George Harrison, Lewis Franck, and Leo Sayer. Frizzy hair days of the late 1970s.
Hardly work at all
Interviewing Clint Bowyer at Talladega
3 comments:
Hi Lewis:
Didn't you have a monthly column called "Behind the Wheel" that ran a few years ago in Inside Sport magazine?
I loved your column ecause it was so informative, so well written and sprinkled with so many inside tidbits about drivers and their cars.
You really know your craft and it was very apparent thet the drivers and owners knew and respected you.
Keep up the good work, a big fan of yours.
Scootch Martin
Thanks for the kind words. Yes, it was me.
I appreciated your thoughts and hope, soon to provide very special insight into
auto racing.
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