Welcome to the Marshall Pruitt podcast coming out of good old Barber Motorsports Park.

This is the first episode of The Setdown, also known as a little insight and analysis

and prize giving awards giving that we do after each IndyCar race started that here, just the beginning of this season.

Huge thanks to y'all for supporting the show to our great friends at thejusticebrothers.com and Toronto Motorsports.com for all they do to support us.

Big thanks to our friend as well. Steve Seacore helped me to put together this content here.

So hopefully more to come, more fun to come.

I'm going to try something a little bit new.

It's old with my audio podcast.

But boy, just been thinking about a lot of the really fun, whether it's in-car audio that I have,

trackside ambient audio. Try and put some of those up here on YouTube specifically.

Just kind of stare at a picture and hopefully zone out and listen to amazing race car sounds.

So I'm going to get that coming here shortly, knowing that we have a little bit of a pause between Barber, good old Children's of Alabama, Indy Grand Prix, and the Long Beach Grand Prix here,

middle-ish to late, middle portion of April.

All right, let's get rolling with things and stuff.

I'm going to get into the awards here in a moment.

Got one new one to add, by the way.

But let's open with the

obvious. This race was not particularly entertaining in terms of folks challenging for the lead

on track, wheel to wheel. Same way last year, though. Scotty McLaughlin beat up on folks a year

before that, in the year before that,

and Palo kind of. Barber is proving to be in this arrow screen era, especially as we've added

the hybrid to the vehicles here. It's been a pretty decent one person stands out, one big haymaker to the rest of the

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