Friends, it is time for the part two of your week in IndyCar listener Q&A episode for what has been a busier week than expected.

I am Marshall Pruitt.

This is our little Marshall Pruitt podcast brought to you by Cooper Tires, The Justice Brothers, and Toronto Motorsports.com.

Plenty of questions.

We're going to dive in there in just a second.

A little bit of fun, I don't know, fun actually.

Now I need to take that back.

Not fun for all involved.

Posted yesterday on Thursday, Rick Ware Racing, R-W-R, which took part in the most recent Indy-500 with Dale Coin Racing.

They posted a little video on the inner webs, which drew, let's see, we'll say some interest, drew some ire as well,

mentioning that they will be a full-time participant in 2021

or alluding to such things using what I know to be

and you all might know to be a Dale Coin Racing entry in this video,

this number 51 entry, just a little teaser of it pulling away.

Well, we'd try and talk about the behind the scene stuff a little bit here.

If you were going to be a co-entrant, not a primary entrant, but a co-entrant with a well-established

IndyCar team, would you be posting teaser videos before the team has announced what they're

doing, who they're doing it with, who may or may not be driving, so on and so forth.

Just telling you, in terms of the processes and politics of how things go down between teams,

co-entrance, and so on, you really don't want to get ahead of the team.

This usually happens a couple times each year where a sponsor or a co-entrant or something will go early and or go without permission of the team, the major team,

and then there's a little bit of, of yeah not super happy conversations going on in the

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