Tim Cindric is stepping back from his active leadership role at Team Penske, though he will remain team president for the IndyCar operation.

Two years after being penalized for cheating at the Rolex 24, Meyer Shank Racing has made a triumphant return with Acura.

Tim Cindric, president of Team Penske and Roger Penske's longtime right-hand man on competition, will step back as the ...

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum is selling its most valuable cars in partnership with auction house RM Sotheby’s and ...

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Tim Cindric will step away as the day-to-day leader of Team Penske’s racing programs. He’ll remain as the president of the ...

Tim Cindric helped return Team Penske back to glory when he took over as Team President beginning in 2000. Over the last 25 ...

Friday night's SmackDown event at Gainbridge Fieldhouse drew thousands of spectators and kicked off Indianapolis' Royal ...

Why one generation of Black men in Indy have been dying of overdoses for decades and how survivors are fighting to help the next generation.

As much as our rose-tinted retro spectacles like to believe that motorsports was better in the old days, domination has been ...

One of the biggest rule changes in NASCAR this season is the clarification of the waivers available to drivers when it comes ...