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Bruce Martin

Bruce Martin

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Contributor, Forbes

North Carolina

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editing, social mediaSports (mostly hockey, videography but I'm open to all), feature writing podcasting

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Total articles 2022

  • IndyCar Clarifies Its Reserve Driver Policy For 109th Indianapolis 500

    By Bruce Martin Verified| Forbes Verified IndyCar has clarified its reserve driver policy for the 109th Indianapolis 500, which would impact 2021 NASCAR Cup Series driver Kyle Larson of Hendrick Motorsports if the race is delayed, or stopped, for rain. Hendrick Motorsports and Arrow McLaren agreed that in 2025, the Coca-Cola 600 would take priority over the Indianapolis 500 for Larson to avoid last year’s situation when a four-hour rain delay to the start of the Indianapolis 500 kept Larson from competing in the 600.

    By Bruce Martin Verified · Forbes

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • FOX Sports ‘Gronk’ Ready To Rock The Snake Pit At The Indianapolis 500

    By Bruce Martin Verified| Forbes Verified When Peyton Manning was the quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts, one of the most intense and heated rivalries in the National Football League involved the Colts and the New England Patriots. Whenever Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski arrived in town, Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis was rocking with boos aimed at the Patriots, especially Brady and Gronkowski.

    By Bruce Martin Verified · Forbes

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • IndyCar Clarifies Its Reserve Driver Policy For 109th Indianapolis 500

    By Bruce Martin Verified| Forbes Verified IndyCar has clarified its reserve driver policy for the 109th Indianapolis 500, which would impact 2021 NASCAR Cup Series driver Kyle Larson of Hendrick Motorsports if the race is delayed, or stopped, for rain. Hendrick Motorsports and Arrow McLaren agreed that in 2025, the Coca-Cola 600 would take priority over the Indianapolis 500 for Larson to avoid last year’s situation when a four-hour rain delay to the start of the Indianapolis 500 kept Larson from competing in the 600.

    By Bruce Martin Verified · Forbes

    Apr. 17, 2025

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North Carolina, United States