Welcome to the Marshall Prua podcast.

Your week in IndyCar guest episode, who do we have?

A man with big smile, big talent, someone who's done a lot of great things in the IndyCar

paddock for many years, sending a lot of drivers to Victory Lane now at Andretti Auto Sport

with his driver and countrymen from

Groschon.

We have our pal, Olivier Boisson and Olivier, you're not here by mistake.

I've had many listeners say, hey, get that guy on the show.

Let's talk to him and learn a little bit about him.

So let's start off with how you're doing.

Pretty good, thanks. Just, you know, busy winter for me, just getting up to speed with my new job.

Indeed. Well, let's say thank you, as always, to Cooper Tires, the Justice Brothers, and Toronto motorsports.com.

So while I have been fortunate to know you for a while, get to see you in the Indycarpeta quite frequently, know that some of our listeners just want to learn a little bit more about you before we dive into their questions.

So why don't we start there?

Tell us where in the world you grew up and where motor racing started to intersect with your interests in life.

Yeah, so I grew up in France, not too far from Switzerland, so in fact, I'm leaving my parents live about an hour and a half, two hours from Romance home.

So that was nice to meet last winter.

But, yeah, so I grew up in France and, you know, did all my school in France and started

getting interesting in motorsports and, you know, mechanical and everything is good and engine

in it about, you know, when I was like 14, 15 and was fortunate enough to find my way in

the U.S. in 2004 and been there ever since.

Was driving? Was racing ever part of your interest? Because that's always a, that's a fascinating

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