In a significant upheaval, Team Penske has parted ways with three top executives, including president Tim Cindric, following violations related to the Indy 500 qualifying. This decision comes as part of a response to a scandal involving illegal parts and organizational failures that have left the team in turmoil. Roger Penske has publicly addressed the situation, emphasizing the need for accountability and integrity within the organization. The fallout has led to harsh penalties affecting key drivers like Josef Newgarden and Will Power, who will start from the back in the race. As the IndyCar series considers establishing an independent governing body, reactions from the racing community vary, with some demanding that Penske be held to a higher standard.