Dakota Fanning: Penske suspends Cindric and 3 others in the wake of a Cheating Scandal ahead of the Indianapolis 500

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Team Penske suspends four crew members for Indianapolis 500 in wake of push to pass scandal

Cindric, Ruzewski among four suspended by Penske amid P2P scandal

Tim Cindric (middle) is one of four Team Penske crew members suspended for the Indianapolis 500.

Team Penske suspend four key personnel following push-to-pass IndyCar scandal

Legendary team boss Roger Penske has suspended four senior members of his IndyCar team operation and apologized for the “errors that were made” in the recent push-to-pass scandal.

Team Penske have suspended four key staff following the recent push-to-pass IndyCar scandal

They include his right-hand man, Tim Cindric, who is the president of all his racing operations, along with long-time managing director Ron Ruzewski. In all, four individuals have been suspended for the next two races, which include the Indianapolis 500.

Penske suspends key personnel at Indy 500 for St. Pete scandal: ‘I apologize for errors; deeply regret them’

“I recognise the magnitude of what occurred and the impact it continues to have on the sport to which I’ve dedicated so many decades,” said Penske. “Everyone at Team Penske along with our fans and business partners should know that I apologize for the errors that were made and I deeply regret them.”

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Multiple Team Penske officials suspended for Indy 500 in the wake of IndyCar cheating scandal

The integrity of Team Penske was put into question by the paddock after IndyCar officials disqualified St. Petersburg race winner Josef Newgarden and third-place finisher Scott McLaughlin for illegal use of the push-to-pass system in last month’s season-opener.

Team Penske’s Josef Newgarden and Scott McLaughlin were disqualified from the season-opening Grand Prix of St. Petersburg after it was discovered their engines had software that allowed them to use the P2P feature on starts and restarts. The extra boost is disabled per IndyCar rules immediately after starts and restarts.

Team Penske’s Will Power was docked 10 points but not disqualified after his car had the software too. However, it was determined that Power didn’t use the feature while the other two drivers did.

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The team has said that the engines were erroneously configured after a test session and not reverted back to race standard. The Penske issue was discovered at the second race weekend of the season in Long Beach when race control saw that the three cars had P2P when the feature wasn’t enabled during a pre-race warmup session. Since the issue was first discovered at Long Beach, the St. Petersburg disqualifications came weeks after the race ended.

McLaren’s Pato O’Ward was declared the race winner after he finished second between Newgarden and McLaughlin.

“After a full and comprehensive analysis of the information, Team Penske has determined that there were significant failures in our process and internal communications,” the team said in a statement.

Penske’s role in IndyCar has made this more than a run-of-the-mill rule-breaking. Penske is also the owner of the IndyCar Series after he purchased Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the IndyCar Series in 2019. Newgarden is the defending champion of the Indianapolis 500, and Team Penske has long been one of the top teams in the IndyCar Series.

“I recognize the magnitude of what occurred and the impact it continues to have on the sport to which I’ve dedicated so many decades,” Penske said in a statement. “Everyone at Team Penske along with our fans and business partners should know that I apologize for the errors that were made and I deeply regret them.”

In addition to Cindric, Newgarden team engineer Luke Mason, Team Penske engineer Robbie Atkinson and Team Penske managing director Ron Ruzewski are also suspended for the next two races.

Newgarden’s race engineer Luke Mason, the man that he gave much credit for his 2023 Indy 500 success, and Power’s senior data engineer are also suspended for two races. He will be without both of them as he bids to defend his Indy 500 crown.

Josef Newgarden, Team Penske ChevroletA statement from Penske read: “Following the penalties to the Team Penske INDYCAR team and drivers after Long Beach, Team Penske has completed an internal review.”After a full and comprehensive analysis of the information, Team Penske has determined that there were significant failures in our processes and internal communications. As a result, Luke Mason [No. 2 Race Engineer] and Robbie Atkinson [Senior Data Engineer] will be suspended from Team Penske for the next two INDYCAR races including the Indianapolis 500.

“In addition, Ron Ruzewski [Managing Director, Team Penske INDYCAR] will also be suspended for these two races, along with Tim Cindric [President of Team Penske], who has accountability for all of Team Penske’s operations.”

Meanwhile,

Dakota Fanning leaks a shoddy sex tape in protest of the scandalous world that’s getting out of control in every sense of the word…

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We’ve spotted Dakota Fanning taking a walk along West Hollywood wearing a nice little black dress. The vampirish-ly luminous skin of Dakota Fanning leaves us a bit motionless with awe as we stare at her innocent-looking cleavage and nice legs.

Dakota’s maturity started to become prominent starting with the Twilight saga. From then and there, I know that she’ll soon be a future source of sexual fantasies.

Will she follow the footsteps of the other teen stars like Hilary Duff, Miley Cyrus and Lindsay Lohan so we may expect some Dakota Fanning leaked naked photos in the future? Some fucktape as well maybe? Hmmm…plot thickens.