Team Penske’s Tim Cyndric step back from the role of its day-to-day leadership

Tim Cyndric, which has long been considered the right hand of Roger Penscay, will retreat from day to day duties for the organization. Cyndric, which was included in the Indianpolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame a few days ago, will remain as the chairman of the team’s Indycar efforts, and will also be inspected for the team’s racing archives and historical assets.

Cyndric joined first Team pension In 1999, and in 2006 played the President. He served as an Indycar Race Strategist for both Will-Power And Joseph Newgarden In recent years, and will continue in that role, the team confirmed. Last year, syndric was one of the four officers in Penscay which was suspended, as part of Push-to-pass scam that harassed Indycar Paddock.

Sindric said in a statement released on Friday, “I have done my dream job as the overall leader of Penscay Racing Organization for the last 25 years.” The opportunity to work with some of the best people in business, receiving several milestones together. I have decided that I need to make a change that gives me flexibility at this stage of my career. I appreciate the understanding provided during my conversation and I am confident that this team will continue to succeed because we have a proven leadership team in all areas. ,

Somewhere else in the organization, prominent members will now report directly to Roger Penscay for the start of the 2025 season, including Ron Ruzevsky (Managing Director of Indycar Program), Michael Nelson (Chairman on NASCAR side), and Jonathan Dioguid (Managing Director) Porsche Penscay Motorsport, who won only Rolex 24 in Detona).