The Week in IndyCar, Jan. 25, with Scott Dixon
The Week in IndyCar, Jan. 25, with Scott Dixon
shares
share
pin
sms
send
email
By Marshall Pruett
January 25, 2018 8:30 PM
2008 Indy 500 winner and four-time IndyCar champion Scott Dixon joins Marshall Pruett for the Week In IndyCar podcast to discuss recent testing at Sebring, the change in points offered for qualifying at the Indy 500, upcoming aeroscreen testing and other news items before jumping into great fan Q&A that includes whether driving for Roger Penske is an ambition, naming his all-time favorite race car, his Formula 1 test with Williams, and whether being held up at Taco Bell or that crash and flight during last year’s Indy race was the worst part of the Kiwi’s month of May…
IndyCar
shares
share
pin
sms
send
email
Marshall Pruett
The 2021 season marks Marshall Pruett's 35th year working in the sport. In his role today for RACER, Pruett covers open-wheel and sports car racing as a writer, reporter, photographer, and filmmaker. In his previous career, he served as a mechanic, engineer, and team manager in a variety of series, including IndyCar, IMSA, and World Challenge.
More …
11hr
IMSA 11hr ago
Robert W. ‘Kas’ Kastner, the man who turned Nissan into one of the most powerful and successful players in North American racing during (…)
15hr
Competing in a fully prepared SCCA autocross car is a treat – and for most, a rarity. In the 24 years since I first stepped foot on an (…)
16hr
For a long time, Formula 1 teams have talked the talk when it comes to the significance of the 2022 season in terms of the chassis (…)
17hr
Joe Gibbs Racing now leads the NASCAR Cup Series with three wins from the first eight races after Martin Truex Jr. returned to victory lane (…)
17hr
IMSA 17hr ago
IMSA champion Trent Hindman and his longstanding teammate Alan Brynjolfsson were fortunate to win at Sebring in the recent IMSA (…)
18hr
The start of Simona De Silvestro’s second shot in the NTT IndyCar Series went as well as she and the brand-new Paretta Autosport team (…)
18hr
Johnny O’Connell, the premier American Corvette race car driver of his generation and one of the most successful sports car racing (…)
18hr
In 1959 the starting lineup for Indianapolis 500 had one driver under 30 years of age, and that was Anthony Joseph Foyt Jr. Kids seldom got (…)
19hr
Martin Truex Jr. might have conquered Martinsville Speedway once again, but crew chief James Small laughingly called Sunday’s race a (…)
20hr
Haas team principal Guenther Steiner admits he is trying not to get too involved on a personal level with the work being done with his new (…)
More RACER
Comments