Marshall Pruett is a journalist and writer who specializes in motorsport coverage. He has written for Racer Media & Marketing, Inc. and Vintage Motorsport Magazine, and his work has been featured in various publications and platforms such as Yahoo News, ESPN Classic, ESPN, Yahoo Sports, and Road-Track. Pruett's articles cover a range of topics in the motorsport industry, including race reviews, driver interviews, and industry news.
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Marshall Pruett's coverage primarily focuses on motorsport, particularly IndyCar and racing. His articles include event coverage, private sector announcements, and press releases related to the world of sports.
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By: Craig Hampson, Marshall Pruett, Charles Leclerc, Carlos Sainz, Aston Martin, Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, Fernando Alonso
Craig Hampson won four consecutive Champ Car championships as race engineer for Sebastien Bourdais at Newman/Haas Racing, and with their 2005 Lola B05/00 racing in the HMSA historic series at Long Beach, Hampson gave us a tour of all the little secrets and developments they used to win seven races with the car, including Long Beach in 2006 and the ’06 Champ Car title.
By: Marshall Pruett
The Arrow McLaren team had high expectations for qualifying at Long Beach after Pato O’Ward paced Friday’s practice session, but an unproductive morning session on Saturday foretold what took place…
If you love the sight of IndyCar drivers fighting oversteer, Friday and Saturday at the Acura Long Beach Grand Prix have been a gift as most of the field has dealt with sideways moments at multiple points on each lap.
By: Marshall Pruett, Talladega Superspeedway, Michael Shank, Felix Rosenqvist, Fia Wec, David Malukas, Ryan Blaney, Jonathan Hassler
Australia’s Jordan Roddy wheels Sebastien Bourdais’ Newman/Haas Racing 2005 Lola B05/00 in the first HMSA historic series race at Long Beach where the car won the Champ Car race in 2006.
Penske Entertainment CEO Mark Miles has recruited McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown to be part of a small new taskforce designed to help the IndyCar Series improve its marketing efforts.
Arrow McLaren team principal Gavin Ward and sporting director Tony Kanaan were delighted by rookie Theo Pourchaire’s debut performance in the No. 6 Chevy. Both men stood within a few feet of the Frenchman after he placed 11th on Sunday in Long Beach and heaped praise on the Formula 2 champion’s clean and heady drive.
It was a clean sweep of the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach for Chip Ganassi Racing.
The Long Beach Grand Prix holds a special place on the calendar for IndyCar and IMSA as the Southern Californian street race brings the biggest crowds for both series outside of their crown jewels at Indianapolis and Sebring.
By: Marshall Pruett
Team Chevy mollywhopped Honda Racing Corporation US at the season-opening IndyCar race at St. Petersburg as its drivers won pole position, the race, and led the most laps. Honda Racing Corporation …
By: Marshall Pruett
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