Writer Marshall Pruett interviews today’s racing stars, yesterday’s heroes and posts plenty of racing sounds in his new podcast.
Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller discuss the Road America IndyCar race won in surprising fashion by Chip Ganassi Racing's Scott Dixon, look at the reduction in ticket price for the 2018 event, talk Iowa testing, and weigh the merits of the proposed all-female SHE Championship open-wheel series.
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Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller dive into the Mid-Season Report Card, look at the upcoming race in Road America, news of IndyCar possibly racing on the streets of Nashville in 2019 and more in the latest installment of the Week in IndyCar News.
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Dan Gurney won the 24 Hours of Le Mans with A.J. Foyt in a Ford GT40 on June 11, 1967, then drove to Spa and won the Belgian Grand Prix on June 18 in a F1 car of his own design with his All American Racers team. On the 50th anniversary of American racing's Golden Week, Gurney takes us back to a once-in-a-lifetime achievement in the sport.
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Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller rip through the demolition derby in Texas, discuss prize money, the origins of the Leader Circle subsidy received by each full-season entry, and delve into other topics during the latest installment of the Week in IndyCar News.
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Anthony Davidson and the Toyota Racing team came within three minutes of winning its first 24 hours of Le Mans, but were let down by mechanical failure. With great humor and character, the Briton is back to share thoughts on how they've recovered and how they plan to right history's wrong in 2017.
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California's Joey Hand is back for a lot of laughs and insights as he covers last year's remarkable win for Ford at the 24 Hours of Le Mans and his plans to help the Blue Oval repeat the feat in 2017.
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American sports car racing legend Hurley Haywood takes us back 40 years to share tales of winning the 1977 24 Hours of Le Mans as a factory driver in the sublime Porsche 936. Haywood also recounts his last win in 1994, talks about modern Porsche drivers sampling vintage prototypes, and reveals the two recent Porsche prototypes he'd love to drive.
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Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller look back at Graham Rahal's mastery of the Dual in Detroit, Tristan Vautier being named to drive Dale Coyne Racing's No. 18 car at Texas, IndyCar's selection of Dallara to build its 2018 bodywork, and what's coming this weekend in Texas.
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Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller look back at the Indy 500 won by Takuma Sato, the controversial choice to name Fernando Alonso as Rookie of the Year, Esteban Gutierrez's nomination as Sebastien Bourdais' stand-in at Detroit, and look ahead to this weekend's doubleheader at Belle Isle.
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Juan Montoya makes his first visit to the Marshall Pruett Podcast to discuss his one-off appearance at the Indy 500 for Roger Penske, lends thoughts on Fernando Alonso's performance, speaks on some of the crazy driving that took place and hints at the upcoming full-time driver he'll have in another series.
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Mario and Michael Andretti look back on a painful day for the family at the 1992 Indy 500 where Michael should have won and his dad and borhter Jeff were badly injured.
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Marshall Pruett, Robin Miller and guests Stefan Wilson and race engineer Michael Cannon look at all that's transpired in the news, including Sebastien Bourdais' crash, Wilson's desire to stand in for Bourdais, James Davison ultimately being signed, the new 2018 IndyCar bodywork and how it might perform, a cat tale from the 1960s, and look at Sunday's 101st Indy 500 with their top picks for the event.
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Lyn St. James is celebrating the 25th anniversary of her first start at the Indy 500. After sitting down to discuss the origins of her driving career and move into sports cars, St. James is back to visit the Marshall Pruett Podcast and chronicle her long and inspirational journey to arrive in Indy car, her 1992 Indy 500 debut, and all that followed—the positives and negatives--as she transitioned from CART to the Indy Racing League before retiring.
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Racing legend Parnelli Jones joins the Marshall Pruett Podcast to share incredible stories on the 50th anniversary of his run to near victory in the STP Turbine at the 1967 Indy 500.
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IndyCar chassis designer Alan Mertens joints the Marshall Pruett Podcast for a deep dive on the creation and development of the 1992 Galmer G92-Chevy chassis he designed that won the 1992 Indy 500 with Al Unser Jr.
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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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