The full archive of podcasts is available on the Marshall Pruett Podcast Facebook page.The Lotus 79 was used in both 19 and is famous for kicking off the Ground Effect era. There have been some emotive and emotional tributes too, again here’s just a selection with the passing of Dan Gurney, Dave Maraj and Don Panoz marked and the anniversaries of Al Holbert (30 years on) and Jim Clark (50 years on) marked too by some of those who knew the great men well: The very first edition of the Podcast featured none other than Mario Andretti. Marshall has chatted to an astounding list of motorsport luminaries over the just two and a half years of the Podcast’s life thus far. Here then is the first in a short series of features pulling together some of the very best of the Marshall Pruett Podcast. We wondered how best to mark the moment – and have decided to act as something of a curator, to introduce potential new audiences to the sheer depth that lies within MP’s archive. “Well done chap, 2,000,000 is a good number… Did you get $1 for each one?” ~ Allan McNish, three-time Le Mans winner. Flattering to be a minute part of your success.” ~ Derek Bell, five-time Le Mans winner. It’s like talking to an encyclopedia but with humor. “Just a note to wish you another 2,000,000! I have to admit you have a massive knowledge of motorsport and know everyone that’s anyone, but how you retain all the details I’ll never know. Here’s to your next 2 million downloads!” ~ Scott Dixon, five-time Ind圜ar champion. Your hard work, commitment and dedication to our sport is second to none. “Wow, 2,000,000 downloads, Marshall! It seems like just yesterday you were only at 1,999,999… In all seriousness, congratulations on a tremendous achievement. Thanks for your dedication to our sport.” ~ Mario Andretti, 1969 Indy 500 winner, 1978 Formula 1 world champion, and the first guest on the Marshall Pruett Podcast.

“Two million downloads is a great milestone. Since 2016, when MP started to collect, collate and curate a now astonishing array of interviews, in car and ambient audio, his popular ‘Who the Hell are You’ series and, of course, his weekly shows “Week in Ind圜ar’ with Robin Miller and the more recent Week in Sportscars with DSC Ed Graham Goodwin – both have evolved rapidly into THE reference points for what’s behind the headlines in those particular corners of the sport.

Last week saw Marshall Pruett marking the two millionth download of his podcast series.

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