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Tim Cindric
Tim Cindric's blog: Keeping things interesting
August 17, 2010
As you probably know, circumstances have put Penske Racing in the media spotlight in both the IZOD IndyCar Series and NASCAR Nationwide Series lately...
Tim Cindric's blog: Building for the future
June 11, 2010
Indy might have been a disappointment, but Team Penske will learn from its mistakes. And there was Charlotte...
Keeping up the momentum
April 21, 2010
"Justin Allgaier's Nationwide win in Bristol gave Penske Racing wins in all three of the series where we compete this year."
The rough with the smooth
March 12, 2010
While winning at Atlanta with Kurt Busch, Team Penske also had to deal with the fallout of the Edwards/Keselowski clash.
Getting back to work
February 01, 2010
The Penske Racing president is excited to get back on-track after a busy off-season.
Adding Power to the package
December 11, 2009
We're delighted to have added Penske Racing President Tim Cindric to the fold of RACER columnists. Here, he offers his thoughts on Penske's expansion into a three-car team for 2010.
Keeping the faith
December 10, 2009
We're delighted to add Penske Racing boss Tim Cindric to the fold of RACER columnists. First up, Tim offers his thoughts on the team's NASCAR season and new recruit Brad Keselowski.
Justin Wilson
Justin Wilson's blog: highs, lows and annoyances
August 17, 2010
Toronto, Edmonton and Mid-Ohio brought highs and lows for Dreyer & Reinbold Racing.
Justin Wilson's blog: Iowa, Watkins Glen and beyond
July 12, 2010
It's been a tough couple of races for everyone involved in the No. 22 Z-Line Designs car...
Justin Wilson's blog: Frustration and relief
June 14, 2010
Bad luck dogged the Dreyer& Reinbold team at Indy and Texas, and now the weather is acting up, too...
Justin Wilson's Indy 500 blog
May 27, 2010
"Having watched the drama of Paul Tracy and Jay Howard getting bumped out of qualifying, I am so glad Dreyer & Reinbold Racing did such a great job in getting all four of its cars through on Pole Day."
Justified optimism
April 26, 2010
"I really think Dreyer & Reinbold Racing is proving a lot of people wrong in 2010."
Fast starts, wild challenges
April 06, 2010
"I think it's just as well that we've decided that I should write these columns after every two races, because trying to remember everything that happened to the No. 22 Z-Line Designs car in Sao Paulo and St. Petersburg is hard."
Justin Wilson's column: Yes, we can
March 09, 2010
RACER.com's latest IndyCar driver columnist looks ahead to this weekend's season opener in Brazil.
Ron Capps
Ron Capps' blog: An emotional moment ahead
June 25, 2010
This weekend's NHRA Nationals in Norwalk, Ohio, is going to be one of the bigger races in my career.
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Marco Andretti
Marco Andretti's blog: Endurance and persistence
June 18, 2010
In case you didn't know, Le Mans is awesome.
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Sam Hornish Jr.
Joel Miller's blog: A challenging but rewarding race
August 23, 2010
"The race was 40 laps and I wasn't planning on wasting any time. It was straight to work once the green flag flew..."
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Jonathan Bomarito
Jonathan Bomarito's column: Leaders of the pack
April 13, 2010
"So, after three rounds - all held on very different tracks - we're leading the Rolex GT Championship..."
Glory at Daytona
February 03, 2010
Say hello to RACER.com's latest driver columnist, SpeedSource Mazda's Jonathan Bomarito - who starts off as a Rolex 24 winner!
David Malsher
IZOD IndyCar Series Midseason Review with Oriol Servia
David Malsher
July 15, 2010
The IZOD IndyCar Series has enjoyed an exciting season overall, and Randy Bernard's decision to initiate the Mario Andretti Road Course Championship and the A.J. Foyt Oval Course Championship divisions has added an extra element of surprise.
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Paul Tracy
Paul Tracy's Edmonton blog - Sunday
July 26, 2010
P.T. on a stirring drive through the pack, the Make A Wish result from Canadian fans...and, of course, Helio.
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Graham Rahal
Graham Rahal's blog: Here we go again
May 12, 2010
Prepping for the Indy 500...with Dad
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