Today in the Marshall Pruitt podcast, we have an episode of Catching Up with.

This comes courtesy of our friend and brother, my co-pilot on the weekend sports cars.

That is Graham Goodwin, editor of Daily SportsCard.com, sat down with Gerard Nevo,

head of the FI World Endurance Championship, overarching head of the LMEM organization

that runs the WEC European Lamar series

and more.

Sitting down in Monza for the ELMS race this weekend,

Gerard and Graham get into some timely topics

including LMP2 driver regulations, some schedule content, also the

100th LMEM event put on. So here we go. We're going to get right into this about 20 minutes

between these two fine gents in the paddock at Monza here in the Marshall Pruitt podcast.

Brought to you by Cooper Tires, the Justice Brothers, Toronto Motorsports.com, and Bell Racing Helmets, USA.

It's the 100th race meeting that your organization has put together with the European

Lamon series and with the WEC. You're one of three members of the team that's been every single one.

The oldest guy.

Every single one of those race meetings.

It's not surprised you want some time off, is it?

It's surprising.

It's like, you know, we are in the temple of the speed.

And when you're celebrating the 100 event like this,

it means that the time is running so fast, amazing.

My team did something very special yesterday. They gave me a surprise. They have made a book.

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