Writer Marshall Pruett interviews today’s racing stars, yesterday’s heroes and posts plenty of racing sounds in his new podcast.
Jeff Andretti checks in 25 years after his horrible crash at the Indy 500 to recall the day, how it changed his life, and brings us up to date on what he's doing today.
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Al Unser Jr, winner of the 1992 (and 1994) Indy 500s, visits the Marshall Pruett Podcast to walk through the crazy circumstances and high drama that produced the closest finish in Indy history 25 years ago with Scott Goodyear.
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The Marshall Pruett Podcast looks back at the bizarre 1997 Indy 500 where the fledgling Indy Racing League reserved 25 grid spots for the field of 33 cars for IRL regulars, forced the rest to vie for the remaining eight positions, and then allowed two extra cars to join the race after being bumped from the field. We speak with the Lyn St. James and Johnny Unser--the 34th and 35th drivers--about the chaos at Indy on its 20th anniversary.
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Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller look at all that's happened during the first week of practice for the Indy 500 and are joined by their first guest, Juncos Racing's Spencer Pigot, who shares insights and a few laughs while chronicling his experiences with the rookie IndyCar team.
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IndyCar team owner Sam Schmidt makes his first visit to the Marshall Pruett Podcast on the 20th anniversary of his first start at the Indy 500 and weaves through his driving career--from USF2000 straight to the Indy Racing League--to help shine the light on an important part of his career in motor racing.
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The Rocket is back! Rick Mears dives into the 1992 Indy 500 on the 25th anniversary of his final run at the Speedway, shares his reasoning for retiring, delves into the admirable (or questionable) calls by other legends to keep going, and fantasizes about driving the all-conquering 1994 Penske PC23-Mercedes.
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Few drivers have dominated a race like Mario Andretti at the 1987 Indy 500. The legend of legends makes another visit to the Marshall Pruett Podcast to tell us how a second Indy 500 win slipped from his hands and went to the great Al Unser Sr.
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1992 Indy 500 runner-up Scott Goodyear recalls the heartbreaking loss and some of the humor that has followed in the 25 years that have passed since he and Al Unser Jr. set the record for the closest finish in Indy 500 history.
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Two-time Indy 500 winner Arie Luyendyk joins the Marshall Pruett to discuss his upbringing in Holland, introduction to motor racing, path to America, love for ovals, success at Indianapolis, his final win at the Brickyard and what led to his retirement as a full-time driver.
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RACER Magazine founder Paul Pfanner makes his first visit to the Marshall Pruett Podcast to discuss RACER's 25th anniversary, the publication's formation in 1992, his origins in the sport, and where the magazine and RACER.com are headed in the future.
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Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller look at all that's happened during the last week in IndyCar, including Robin's IMS Museum tour with A.J. Foyt, his special access to Tony Stewart's outing in Foyt's first Indy 500 winner, discuss the driver confirmations, new IndyCar entrants, and the upcoming Grand Prix of Indy on Saturday that kicks off festivities for the 101st Indy 500.
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Tony Kanaan and Helio Castroneves have gone from Indy Lights rookies in 1996 to IndyCar legends and Indy 500 winners during their 20 years in America. The beloved Brazilians join the Marshall Pruett Podcast along with Robin Miller for plenty of laughs and memories from three decades in open-wheel racing.
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Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller discuss Fernando Alonso's impressive debut on the IMS oval and follow with interviews including Andretti Autosport COO Rob Edwards, Alonso's race engineer Eric Bretzman, 2003 Indy 500 winner Gil de Ferran who serves as Fernando's driver coach, and we close with Alonso's post-test press conference.
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Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller rip through the Verizon IndyCar Series snoozer in Phoenix, look at the positives and negatives for various drivers in the race, discuss the one-day Gateway oval test, IndyCar's bizarre media invitation for Fernando Alonso's IMS test, talk Spencer Pigot and his chances for the Indy 500, say farewell to Indy car legend Joe Leonard, and spare a thought for cancer-fighting John Andretti.
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Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller discuss the Verizon IndyCar Series's visit to Barber Motorsports Park, the impact Fernando Alonso had during his brief appearance in Alabama, Gil de Ferran stepping in to coach the Spaniard at Indy, concerns over a Alonso media overload, take a look at the surprises and disappointments at the 17.6% point in the season, explain why Chevy could be in a position to beat Honda this weekend in Phoenix, and close by interviewing Barber winner Josef Newgarden on the reaction to his result from inside Team Penske.
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NBCSN Formula 1 reporter Will Buxton is back to discuss Fernando Alonso's upcoming Indy 500 debut, a silly editorial that dismisses Alonso's Indy 500 impact, the difference in race strategy skills between the Mercedes and Ferrari teams so far, and shares his thoughts on the surprises and disappointments so far from the 2017 season.
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Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller pick up where they left off last week on Fernando Alonso and discuss the negative editorial story regarding the Spaniard's Indy 500 program that has the sport talking. Along with all the usual Verizon IndyCar Series topics to cover, MP vents on the biggest problem facing the sport and we close with an interview with Ryan Hunter-Reay.
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McLaren executive director Zak Brown returns to the Marshall Pruett Podcast to discuss the reaction to Fernando Alonso's upcoming debut at the Indy 500, delves into McLaren's interest in becoming an entrant in the Verizon IndyCar Series and speaks on the turbulent environment being faced by McLaren F1 rookie Stoffel Vandoorne.
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The Marshall Pruett Podcast brings you ambient audio from the 2017 Long Beach Grand Prix where IndyCar, IMSA, World Challenge and vintage Can-Am cars filled the air with unforgettable exhaust notes.
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Fernando Alonso to the Indy 500! Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller discuss all the major Verizon IndyCar Series topics following the Long Beach Grand Prix, and we close with MP's quick Q&A done with Fernando after the Andretti/McLaren announcement.
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