Back in 2011, a lot of amazing people helped me to celebrated the life of Jeff Krosnoff, the American IndyCar driver who was killed at the Molson Indy Toronto race on July 14, 1996. That six-part legacy series originally…
Back in 2011, a lot of amazing people helped me to celebrated the life of Jeff Krosnoff, the American IndyCar driver who was killed at the Molson Indy Toronto race on July 14, 1996. That six-part legacy series originally…
With 2017 behind us, here’s a look at the 10 most popular episodes of the Marshall Pruett Podcast in descending order. My podcast, which got its start in May of 2016, broke 1,000,000 downloads in December–it was an amazing…
Corvette Racing secured its 98th and 99th wins after opening the year with back-to-back victories at the Rolex 24 At Daytona and 12 Hours of Sebring, and came within minutes of earning the magic No. 100 until they were…
Three-time Le Mans winner Allan McNish visits the Marshall Pruett Podcast to share his thoughts on Audi’s upcoming exit from Le Mans racing after 18 years and 13 overall victories. The Scot, who embodied the brand’s relentless attack throughout…
75 psi of turbo boost has never sounded so good. Thanks to the superb driving talents of young Skylar Robinson—son of IMSA GTP ace Chip Robinson—and the genuine awesomeness of the ex-Dyson Racing 1986 Porsche 962 he piloted at…
The sound produced by Ford’s Le Mans-winning 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 GT engine is a mix of basso trumpeting and electronic warfare to keep its power flowing and wheels turning. Ride with Joey Hand and Dirk Muller during IMSA’s Circuit…
Following Part 1 of our inside look at John Hindhaugh, the voice of Radio Le Mans, Hindy visits The Marshall Pruett Podcast for Part 2 where he delves into the company, its transformation and change in ownership, and all…
20 years after Jeff Krosnoff was killed in the IndyCar race on the streets of Toronto, seven of his friends, contemporaries, and loved ones came together to help create a special edition of The Marshall Pruett Podcast. Altogether, they remember…
Back in 2011, a lot of amazing people helped me to celebrated the life of Jeff Krosnoff, the American IndyCar driver who was killed at the Molson Indy Toronto race on July 14, 1996. That six-part legacy series originally…