MP 411: 1988 Nissan IMSA GTP ZX-Turbo Engine Warmup
Enjoy a quick ambient audio feature as the IMSA-conquering 1988 Nissan GTP-ZX Turbo is warmed up during the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion. With more than 800hp on tap, the 3.0-liter turbocharged V6 engine played a major role in Geoff Brabham’s ability to blitz the field and amass a record-setting number of wins against Jaguar, Porsche, Toyota, and more 30 years ago.
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MP 410: Jackie Heinricher, My Racing Life and Career
New IMSA driver/entrant Jackie Heinricher visits the Marshall Pruett Podcast for an episode of My Racing Life and Career to share stories of her upbringing, military service, love for science and the founding of a biotech firm.
Heinricher also details how a late introduction to motor racing has led to partnering with Meyer Shank Racing and Acura for a WeatherTech SportsCar Championship program in 2019 where Katherine Legge will co-drive and a new sponsor will underwrite the effort.
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MP 409: The Week In IndyCar, Oct 24, with Mike Shank
IndyCar Series and IMSA team owner Mike Shank returns to Marshall Pruett’s The Week In IndyCar podcast to provide updates on Meyer Shank Racing’s plans for 2019, thoughts on the management change at MSR technical partner Schmidt Peterson Motorsports, and answers more than an hour of listener questions submitted via Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit.
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MP 408: The Week In Sports Cars, Oct 23, with Graham Goodwin
Sports car reporters Marshall Pruett and Graham Goodwin explore IMSA, the FIA WEC, and more through listener-supplied questions in the latest episode of The Week In Sports Cars podcast.
Discussion Threads:
IMSA (starts at 3m26s)
ACO/WEC/ELMS (starts at 1h9m06s)
General/Fun questions (starts at 1h56m45s)
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MP 428: The Week In Sports Cars, Nov 29, with Graham Goodwin
It’s a super-sized edition of The Week In Sports Cars as Marshall Pruett and Graham Goodwin catch up on two weeks of listener questions submitted via Facebook, Reddit, and Twitter that span driver ratings controversy in IMSA and cheating in the WEC.
Discussion Threads:
IMSA (starts at 1m49s)
SRO (1h6m59s)
ACO/WEC/ELMS/AsLMS (1h17m07s)
General & Fun (2h27m48s)
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Marshall Pruett
Marshall Pruett started his career in auto racing as a teen in 1986 and spent 20 years as a mechanic, engineer, and team manager in open-wheel and sports cars. Most of his career took place in the CART and IRL IndyCar series, IMSA, World Challenge, Indy Lights, Formula Atlantic, Pro Mazda, FF2000, and other training series. He transitioned to his current role as a writer and reporter in 2006, and covers domestic and international racing for his clients.
