Roger Penskee's shocking reaction to the Indy 500 scandal leaves Nascar speechless

The race world was shaken by scandal in a shocking turn of the events when Indycar discovered illegal rear dampers during the Indy 500 qualification in Team Penske in Team Penske. The Fallout was quick and serious, with fines, suspensions and even attacks by top drivers like Will Power and Josef Newgarden. Team Penske did not escape undamaged either, with the managers being immediately released by high -ranking managers.

In the middle of the chaos, ex-Nisskar driver Kenny Wallace Roger Penske praised his handling of the crisis. Wallace was particularly impressed by the transparency and accountability of Penske during an interview with the Nascar reporter Jamie Little. The interview celebrated by Wallace as a “world class” dealt with the heart of the scandal and shows Penkees willingness to face the topic head -on.

Despite the demands that Newgarden and power are held out of the race from the race, Penske has been determined and defended the right of his drivers to take part in their qualified performance. The decision triggered a debate within the racing community, but Penske remained determined in his attitude.

At an open moment, Penke expressed his disappointment with the violations and emphasized the importance of integrity in sport. The 88-year-old racing icon recognized the disappointment, but swore to push forward, and focused on securing the victory in the upcoming race.

The legacy of Team Penske was currently clouded by the scandal with a famous story in sports. However, the team from Penske has an impressive success record of 20 Indy 500 victories and a number of championships and remains a force in the world of motorsports.