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Roger Penske was already part of the conversation as one of the most respected individuals in motorsports through his remarkable success on the track and in the boardroom.
Rivals on the track and comrades away from competition, Roger Penske and Pat Patrick shared the common bond of respect.
Three days and one month short of the one-year anniversary of Roger Penske announcing that he had purchased Indianapolis Motor Speedway and IndyCar from the Hulman George family, he got to finally welcome fans to the speedway.
Nobody in motorsports was hit harder by the coronavirus than Roger Penske.
From giving the command to congratulating the winning team after the 104th Indianapolis 500, Sunday was the day Indianapolis Motor Speedway Roger Penske has been waiting for since he purchased the speedway and IndyCar from the Hulman George family on Nov. 4, 2019.
A new era of the Indianapolis 500 will dawn in Sunday’s 104th running of the world’s most famous race as the Penske Era begins with owner Roger Penske giving the command, “Drivers, start your engines.”
Roger Penske, the owner of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the Indianapolis 500 and IndyCar, sent a letter Thursday morning to the fans, expressing his deepest disappointment they won’t be able to attend Sunday’s 104th Indianapolis 500.
Roger Penske pulled up on a scooter to the VIP Tower at Road America before Sunday morning’s IndyCar Series Rev Group Grand Prix presented by AMR ready for his next meeting
Difficult times call for bold leadership. That is what Roger Penske and his team are attempting to do as they guide the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the Indianapolis 500 and IndyCar through one of the most uncertain times in history.
When Roger Penske became the owner of Indianapolis Motor Speedway and IndyCar on Jan. 6, he wasn’t in the office popping corks off bottles of champagne in celebration.