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Tim Cindric, from Penske heir to scapegoat?

Tim Cindric, who was one of the three managers dismissed by Roger Penske a few days before the Indianapolis 500, was nevertheless the architect of the "Captain's" team's return to the top...

Published 22/05/2025 à 14:29

Michael Duforest

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Tim Cindric, from Penske heir to scapegoat?

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It's the late 1990s. Roger Penske's empire no longer has the luster it once had, results-wise. If the team NASCAR manages to maintain its rank as a serious outsider, the game car is on the brink of a precipice. The in-house chassis are no longer working, and the Penske drivers are gradually sliding towards the bottom of the general classification. This is when Roger Penske has the idea of ​​turning to a young tr

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