MP 855: The Week In IndyCar, June 10, with Mike Hull

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Marshall Pruett

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🗓️ 10 June 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Chip Ganassi Racing managing director Mike Hull is here for The Week In IndyCar show to answer questions about his driver's win in Texas and more in the listener-driven show. Episode Time Stamps For Select Topics: What makes Scott Dixon so good? (starts at 0m48s) How was the Texas event different under COVID-19 restrictions, and on Michael Cannon's engineering influence (4m54s) Thoughts on sim racing for driver development? (21m29s) Felix Rosenqvist's year-to-year growth at Texas, team's reaction to his crash (25m29s) Difficulties in expanding to three cars with Marcus Ericsson? (31m44s) What does the cable that gets connected to the car do? (35m30s) Explaining the job titles and roles on an IndyCar crew (38m48s) Subscribe: https://marshallpruettpodcast.com/subscribe Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/MarshallPruettPodcast

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0:00.0	Today in the Marshall Pro podcast, we have your week and IndyCar guest episode brought
0:08.0	to you by Cooper Tires, The Justice Brothers, Toronto Motorsports.com, and Bell Racing Helmets, USA.
0:15.6	Mike Hull, managing director of Chip Canassie Racing and race strategist for the winner of Saturday Night's Genesis 300 at Texas Motor Speedway, Scott Dixon.
0:26.6	How are you?
0:28.6	I'm doing great, Marshall. Thank you.
0:31.6	Well, we have plenty of questions for you and about 40 or so minutes to get them done.
0:41.3	So why don't we jump right in here with, we've actually got two folks.
0:46.9	We have Aaron Jensen and Tim Falkowitz on the topic of Scott Dixon being a moderately okay race car driver.
0:55.8	Let's go with Aaron.
0:57.5	It says, Mike, you and I once had a good conversation on Tiger Woods
1:00.3	and what set him apart from his competitors.
1:03.3	He says, I'd love to study greats from different sports like Michael Jordan,
1:06.7	Wayne Gretzky, et cetera, and they're well documented.
1:10.4	Could you explain what makes Scott so different in and out of the car from his contemporaries
1:17.4	in ways that maybe folks can't fully understand?
1:22.7	Well, thanks for the question, Aaron.
1:25.2	Well, first of all, if talent is a given, Scott has enormous talent.
1:32.0	He also works within the team to get as much as he can from every person on the team.
1:42.2	He tries to have a complete understanding of where we're going and what we're doing together,
1:47.0	how the internal team resource can help him.
1:51.0	And he certainly displays that on the racetrack.
1:55.0	But what he does an extremely good job of doing is not accepting what just happened so we just won a race
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