Tim Cindric, Tim Cindric, goes back from his day by day leadership role

Tim Cindric, for a very long time considered to be Roger Penske's right hand, will return from the day by day duties of racing operations for the organization. Cindric, which was introduced to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame just a number of days ago, will remain the president's efforts of the team's efforts, and may also supervise the racing archives of the team and historical assets.

Cindric joined the Team Penske for the primary time in 1999 and took over the role of the president in 2006. He served because the Indycar race strategist each in Will Power and Josef Newgarden in recent times and can proceed this role, confirmed by the team. Last 12 months, Cindric was one in all the 4 managers in Penske, who were suspended, as a part of the scandal of cheating pressure, which rattled the paddock of Indycar.

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Tim Cindric, Chevrolet foam

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“Really difficult a few days to let you so close, to achieve so much, knowing that I have to make a change that reproijs some areas of my life,” said Cindric in a post on social media. “The journey was amazing, but it surely's time to catch up in some things that I missed in my life. For clarity, it was completely my alternative. I used to be not pushed out in any way.

Elsewhere within the organization, key members will now report back to Roger Penske directly originally of the 2025 season, including Ron Ruzewski (managing director of the Indycar program), Michael Nelson (president on the side of Nascar) and Jonathan Diugid (managing director (managing director of Porsche Penske Motorsport, managing director, who just won Rolex 24 in Daytona).