Will Poཧwer insists that Team Penske were forced into firings key executives due to pressure from frustrated rivals.

Roger Penske 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:dispensed with team pꩲresident Tim Cindric, IndyCar managing director Ron R♊uzewski and IndyCar general manager Kyle M🗹oyer in the fallout from Sunday’s Indy 500 qualifying controversy.

After last y🍌ear’s ‘push to pass’ issue, Penske failed a technical inspection last weekend on the cars of Josef Newgarden and Power, prohibiting them from qualifying.

Roger Penske 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:had to talk to angry rivals to make promises about gaining back credibility.

The three major departures from the team mean Newgarden, Power and Scott McLaughlin 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:will have new race strategists and lead en💟gineers for the Indy 500.

Newgarden and Power are 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:starting at the back🦩 of the 33-car grid, their punishment for failing the technical inspection due to illegal modifications to rear atte🌳nuators on both c𓂃ars.

But Power expressed his sympathy for the executives whose jobs have been lostꦑ in t🀅he fallout.

“It’s kind of a shock and a pity,” Power said.

“They’re all extremely good at their job. ♈It was just the pressure from outside...

“✃I guess Roger had to make a tough decision, but I can tell you these were very credಌible people. They really were.

“As you k💎now, the infraction was very minor. It wasn’t a performance gain.”

Power added about 🐲Roger Penske: “I🅰 feel bad for him.

“He’s in a very tough spot in that situation.

“You𝓰 could tell it was heavy on him. Tough, tough for him to have to d💫o that.

“I think Roger moves for🍰ward very quickly - he makes decisꦚions, he moves forward, doesn’t dwell on it.

“Starts looking at what is absolutely best for the team and everyon▨e to move forward.

“That’s Roger. That’s why he’s so successful.

“ꦺHe’s not going to sit and spend a month worrying about what happened.

“I think he’s ‘how can we fix this and let’s move forward and make sure it doesn’t happen aga�༺�in.’”