Indianapolis 500: Joseph Newgarden, will rule power, and the Penska Penska is punished

One of the biggest news from the Church of the Church in Indianapolis 500 was a Penske team with the 2nd Josef New Garden, after technology tests received the converted Attenuator in both cars.

Now, the two-installed those included backdoors after the first 109th Indianapolis 500 grid.

In a statement issued by Indycar, it was noted that “[u]Pon is updated and last night, this morning, the indycar will be moving with moving cars 2 and 12 to 32 and 33 first positions of the year Indianapolis 500 presented by Golurbridge. They will start in order based on their right times from Saturday. “

Instead of starting within the top 12, both Newgarden and power is addressed in the last line.

“The integrity of Indianapolis 500 is the same, and this violation of Indycar is addressed to the change of this section and use it as ‘provided’ is clear,” said Indycar J. Douglas Moles. “The penalty should be more than simply the cars.

The third party of Penske Car, the No. 3 Kascott McLauglin, did not try time to Fast 12 because of the accident in the Sunday program practice. According to a statement from Indycar, “[u]Pon review, and indycar collided with Noti 3 3, Indycar found that the car actually uses legal and wrong aconator. Therefore, Car Car No. 3 will start in 10 – the last place of those who were supposed to share the top. “

In addition to the grid drop in Newgarth and Power, Indycar “sets up nos tactics tricks.

“CAR NOS. 2 and 12 and will lose their holes and will select their boxes after the remaining field has the opportunity to synchronize.”

“The best pressure around NTT Indycar and Indianapolis 500 have been a burning crespendo in the past few months, and we want our intentions to maintain optimism and the quality of play field,” says Sibbems. “As we look for the remainder of the week and race this weekend, we will do everything we can make it clear that this is not the best race in the world but the best defeat under perfect conditions.”

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