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Team Penske announced on Friday afternoon that long-time President Tim Cindric is stepping away from day to day operations of Team Penske’s wide range of racing programs. Cindric will retain the title of President and will now focus on Team Penske’s IndyCar efforts, and will manage the team’s racing archives and historical assets as well. […]
Cindric will remain as President but shift his focus to managing Team Penske’s IndyCar efforts and overseeing the team’s racing archives. This change will allow him to concentrate more on the IndyCar side of Penske’s operation. Cindric expressed gratitude for his 25-year tenure at Penske Racing and the chance to work with exceptional individuals. He believes the team will continue to thrive with its established leadership. Ron Ruzewski will persist as the Managing Director of Team Penske’s IndyCar operations, working closely with Cindric. Cindric, a key figure in Team Penske since 1999, was involved in the leadership group suspended for the Push to Pass cheat, impacting his participation in the Indianapolis 500.
