today in the Marshall Proop podcast.

We have a somewhat short episode of my racing life and career with Haas Formula One team principal, Gunther Steiner.

Went for a little over half an hour, trimmed some of the items here for the sake of brevity.

And I'll tell you what, if you happen to have watched Netflix's Formula One Drive to Survive,

well, you know plenty about Gunther.

And if you've followed his career for a little while as I have,

probably somewhere around the year 2000 is when he came on my radar with the Jaguar Formula One team.

You'll know that he has done a variety of very interesting things in this sport.

It's in the conversation here, open with his racing origins.

Really fascinating as well to learn about rallying.

Group B being the cornerstone of what he did as a mechanic.

And then moving on up, worked with a lot of legendary drivers there, got to Formula One at

the turn of the century.

Jaguar team definitely known for being a hard environment to work within.

We get into some other topics as well.

We know that the Haas F1 program has certainly dealt with some dramas.

Seemed to be on a faster and better path in recent, recent times.

Gunther's emotions and how that team is managed with a lot of high emotions comes up in conversation.

Also the way that they deal with their drivers.

It's a very different approach than you find with many teams.

Start to close here with a conversation from a few years back about how Santino Faroochi,

American driver from Connecticut, was bounced out of Europe

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