Welcome to the Marshall Pruitt podcast.

We can IndyCar.

Oh, this is not listener Q&A.

We will be doing some listening.

We will be doing some queuing and aing.

But indeed, this is our old friend Snoop Medley Medley Med, aka the all caps, Chris Medland Racers, Formula One reporter, Par Ex-enance, who just got back

from a long trip down under to the east, Australia, Japan covering all things F1, but also Chris,

with your deep background in covering the European

open wheel ladder, you have gotten to know the fine folks at Premo Racing for many years now.

And as we at Racer have been developing this story of interest, I think January might have been our first story, Chris, on Premah acknowledging their interest

in looking at IndyCar.

Known that there was a program in the works confirmed today by the team.

I figured who better to tell us about this team, which, unless you are a

real fan of IMSA and the Weather Tech Sports Car Championship and the occasional appearances by

Prema, be it in LMP2 or facilitating the brand new Lamborghini GTP program.

It's probably a name that a lot of American IndyCar fans aren't familiar with.

So that's what I wanted to start, brother.

Tell me about Premah.

What have they achieved?

What are they known for, especially with this big ladder system that they have that

has fired so many drivers into Formula One? Yeah, I've got to say, without trying to

their own horn for them too much, but Premura, one of the most outstanding junior teams

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