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Will Power calls Penske dismissals 'a pity,' Josef Newgarden tight-lipped

Josef Newgarden wouldn’t say much about the drama surrounding his attempt at a third consecutive Indianapolis 500 victory, as Newgarden and teammate Will Power attempt to rally from the rear of the field on Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

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Penske’s Josef Newgarden And Will Power To Start Last At Indy 500

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Team Penske's Josef Newgarden, Will Power sent to rear of Indy 500 grid

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Roger Penske parts ways with Team Penske IndyCar leadership after Indy 500 qualifying scandal

Team Penske has parted ways with the three highest members of its IndyCar leadership team, the organization announced Wednesday on social media.

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Team Penske speaks out on penalties

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'A real pity': Will Power recalls week of Team Penske violations, staff firings before Indy 500

Power said he “feels bad” for Penske because “he’s in a very tough spot.”

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Team Penske Fires Leadership Team amid Cheating Allegations Ahead of 2025 Indy 500

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IndyCar president Doug Boles on Team Penske's violations during Indy 500 qualifying

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Days after Penske scandal, Josef Newgarden breaks silence and explains his current mindset

While Josef Newgarden looks to put the Team Penske Indy 500 controversy behind himself, his teammate Will Power has also reacted to the incident. Moreover, the latter has also shared his opinion on the recent decisions by IndyCar and IMS owner Roger Penske (who also owns Team Penske).

Media Day Notebook: Josef Newgarden Stays Focused on Victory

News, notes and quotes Thursday from Indianapolis 500 presented by Gainbridge Media Day, including Christian Lundgaard of Arrow McLaren talking about a visit to IMS this week by two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson (photo).

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Power, Newgarden fast in Indy 500 practice, hours after IndyCar hits teams with stiff penalties

Will Power and Josef Newgarden were among the fastest cars in Indianapolis 500 practice Monday, just hours after their teams were penalized for illegal modifications in qualifying, while Team Penske teammate Scott McLaughlin was searching for speed in a car built up following his practice crash.