Gregory Leporati

Gregory Leporati has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in December 2020. The social media accounts linked to from Gregory Leporati are: • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, gleporati has populated their site with: • Kevin Magnussen’s Big NASCAR Adventure | Esses • History of Curling and Booze Goes Way Back | Wine Enthusiast • www.wineenthusiast.com • NBA Star Josh Hart's Most Prized Bottle | Wine Enthusiast • Inside the Iditarod, Alaska’s Snowy Super Bowl [InsideHook] • Formula One is booming. So are romance novels about the sport. [Washington Post] • How F1 Academy's Abbi Pulling trains to keep calm and carry on [Motorsport] • The sleep science of F1 — how drivers deal with constant jet lag [Business Insider] • Hookers, Heat, and Hard Turns: Eddie Cheever on the 1982 Caesar's Palace Grand Prix [Motorsport] • Inside Michael Jordan's Quest for NASCAR Glory [GQ] • NASCAR's William Byron stopped eating Pop Tarts, and now he's in the Playoffs [Motorsport] • How NASCAR's Ross Chastain survives to drive: with meditative runs that make the "birds chirp louder" [Motorsport] • The 7 biggest storylines of this Formula 1 season — and their impact on the sport's future [Business Insider] • Daniel Suárez, el piloto mexicano que es embajador internacional de NASCAR [GQ] • What is F1 Academy? Here's everything you need to know about Formula 1's female-only racing series [Business Insider] • How wind-tunnel testing can make or break an F1 season [Business Insider] • Formula 1 relies on this father-and-son duo to design iconic racetracks [Business Insider] • Max Verstappen sim racing: what it's like battling the F1 champ [Motorsport] • On the Road With F1 Fan Favorite Alex Albon, Who Would Like to See What Montana's All About [GQ] • Meet Formula 1’s Human Cheat Code [GQ] • Is This Olympics the Most Wine-Friendly Ever? The Torch Relay’s Path Points to ‘Yes’ [Wine Enthusiast] • How Champagne celebrations became a Formula 1 tradition and a coveted sponsorship deal [Business Insider] • Inside the busy schedule of an F1 team principal who oversees 1,000 employees [Business Insider] • Meet the Baseball Fans Crossing an Ocean to See Their Favorite Team [Thrillist] • Remembering the 1996 U.S. 500, the Indy 500's doomed competition [Motorsport] • How the Monaco Grand Prix became the most iconic F1 race [Business Insider] • Marcus Armstrong on the Indy 500 and his extreme planking habit [Motorsport] • McLaren CEO Zak Brown on Lando's Big Win and Why He'll Be in Indianapolis Instead of Monaco This Weekend [GQ] • The NBA Is Obsessed with Wine. Here’s How It Happened. [Wine Enthusiast] • On the Road With Toto Wolff, Who Likes to Spend a 14-Hour Flight in Silence, Just Thinking [GQ] • Formula 1 driver Logan Sargeant spent a week in Bali to move on from the 'hardest moment' in his career [Business Insider] • Lia Block on F1 Academy, Her Father's Advice, and Her Future [Motorsport] • F1's Logan Sargeant and the trainer saving him from a DNF [Motorsport] • Why the Miami Grand Prix is the most distinctive race in Formula 1 [Business Insider] • At New York’s Only Formula 1 Bar, Business Is Booming [NYLON] • Should 'NBA Jam' Be in the NBA Hall of Fame? [GQ] • Formula 1’s Daniel Ricciardo on Wine, Racing and the Year Ahead [Wine Enthusiast] • Toni Breidinger: The NASCAR Racer With A Victoria’s Secret Side Hustle [NYLON] • Lewis Hamilton Is Heading to Ferrari. Here's Why That's a Huge Deal [GQ] • Here’s how an off-road racing series will make its own hydrogen fuel [Ars Technica] • How the F1 safety car has evolved since 1973 [Business Insider] • Deadpool Takes Vegas: How Formula 1’s Alpine Became a Celeb Magnet [GQ] • Formula 1 drivers spend hours in a simulator before each race. It can make or break race day. [Business Insider] • A$AP Rocky Speeds Into Formula 1 [GQ] • Meet the Formula 1 medical-car team [Business Insider] • An F1 racecar’s intimidating steering wheel, explained [Washington Post] • This All-Female Racing Team Is Here to Win [GQ] • Tetris championships, rare video games: Welcome to 8-bit paradise [Washington Post] • New York Jets Superfan Fireman Ed Is Doing Totally Fine [GQ] • Amy Schneider, historic ‘Jeopardy!’ champ, is more than a trivia buff [Washington Post] • On the Road with Carlos Sainz, Who Averages 100 Flights a Year [GQ] • Free baseball, beers with dads: The Little League World Series for fans [Washington Post] • Legendary Rally Driver Ken Block’s Family Races On [GQ] • For Golden Knights Owner Bill Foley, Wine and Hockey Are Both Team Sports [Wine Enthusiast] • The most epic all-nighter in sports: How racing fans survive Le Mans [Washington Post] • Can Jimmie Johnson and Jenson Button Pilot a Supercharged Stock Car to Glory at Le Mans? [GQ] • Frankie Muniz Is a Professional Racecar Driver Now. Really! [GQ] • Gary, Keith, and Ron Are Still the Best Booth in Baseball [GQ] • How Champagne Celebrations Became a Sports Tradition—Starting with Formula 1 [Wine Enthusiast] • Jimmie Johnson, NASCAR’s Unlikely Prodigal Son, Returns at Daytona [New York Times] • Bubba Wallace and Daniel Suarez Are Shaping NASCAR's Future [GQ] • An F1 Champ Lost a Virtual Race to Lag. Is the Sport Ready for Primetime? [Washington Post] • Max Verstappen wants to win Le Mans – virtually, that is [Washington Post] • Motorsports Is Looking for the Next Danica Patrick. And the One After That. [New York Times] • How a group of ‘GTA V’ developers became unlikely motorsports champions [Washington Post] • What Racecar Phenom Colton Herta Is Listening To [Pitchfork] • Can Logan Sargeant Be Formula 1’s First Post-Netflix American Star? [GQ] • NASCAR driver says his video-game-like move could’ve been ‘really stupid’ [Washington Post] • “Data in the Desert” hints at the future of autonomous vehicles [Ars Technica] • How to See a Formula One Grand Prix on a Budget [Washington Post] • How Bryson DeChambeau Saved Long Drive Golf [New York Times] • Five ‘F1 Manager 2022’ tips to get fast, quick [Washington Post] • In ‘F1 Manager 22,’ races thrill but off-track play feels like a chore [Washington Post] • A plot twist for video game novels: As TV shows ascend, books fade [Washington Post] • “Downright nasty” weather couldn’t stop the 100th Pikes Peak hillclimb [Ars Technica] • At Pikes Peak Hill Climb, a Drive to Win and to Put the Race on the Map [New York Times] • ‘F1 22’ roars into a new era with revamped cars and overhauled physics [Washington Post] • Josh Pierson Just Got His Driver's License. Next Up: Winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans [GQ] • After a Late Red Flag, a Thrilling Sprint to the Indy 500 Finish [New York Times] • Aching wrists, early retirement and the surprising physical toll of esports [Washington Post] • Drafting dynamics and good tactics: How to win the Indianapolis 500 [Ars Technica] • As Formula 1 Surges in the U.S., IndyCar Hopes to Keep Up [New York Times] • George Russell Believes Mercedes Can Still Win This Thing [GQ] • Formula 1’s American Conundrum [New York Times] • Curling Season Is Once Again Sweeping The Nation [GQ] • And Now, for Andy Kaufman’s Next Act: The WWE Hall of Fame? [GQ] • As Pandemic sales wane, Peloton turns to gaming to keep its momentum [Washington Post] • Ferrari's F1 Drivers Are in Texas to Hunt for a Podium—and Some Brisket [GQ] • The Story of Harry Nilsson’s Only Live Performance of “Without You” [Pitchfork] • No driver? No problem—this is the Indy Autonomous Challenge [Ars Technica] • Can a trip to the iconic Monaco Grand Prix cure an F1 cynic? [Ars Technica] • A baseball trip through Japan is just what a jaded MLB fan needed [LA Times] • Cheers, chants, and 'Overwatch' at NYC’s first eSports supporters club | Engadget • Can Michael Jordan Make NASCAR Cool? [GQ] • When esports blew up, DDR moved to the suburbs | Engadget • Gamer gloves and compression sleeves: Does performance wear matter in esports? [Washington Post] • Competitive ‘Tetris’ was soaring, then it lost a legend. What comes next is a puzzle. [Washington Post] • Tfue announces auction of NFTs depicting streamer in ‘Fortnite,’ ‘Minecraft,’ ‘Call of Duty’ [Washington Post] • Can esports make you more productive at work? IBM, Walmart and others think yes. [Washington Post] • iRacing has boosted NASCAR during the pandemic. Now esports may help shape racing’s future. [Washington Post] • Inside Academia's growing interest in Animal Crossing [Washington Post] • The perfect travel lens with nowhere to go: review of the Olympus 12-45mm f/4 [Olympus Passion Magazine] • For veteran broadcasters, esports is a whole new ballgame [Washington Post]