Jay Frye was once IndyCar's change agent, until he no longer fit the Penske mold
In the years before the Penske Entertainment era, IndyCar president Jay Frye was seen by many as the voice who would usher it into the future.
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The Most Iconic Daytona 500 Achievements That May Remain Untouchable
Iconic Daytona 500 Achievements include Richard Petty's unmatched seven wins, Austin Cindric's rookie victory, and Ricky ...
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Chase Briscoe secures Toyota’s first Daytona 500 pole position
Chase Briscoe, a new addition to Joe Gibbs Racing, led a banner night for Toyota in Wednesday's qualifying session for NASCAR ...
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How Daytona 500 qualifying works as 9 drivers fight for 4 spots
NASCAR unveiled its 2025 Daytona 500 qualifying format with a new practice session, two Duels, and an intense battle for open ...
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Kevin Harvick Raises Doubts at Brad Keselowski's Calibre After Breakup With Roger Penske
Back in his Team Penske days, Brad Keselowski was a master of consistency, precision, and sheer speed. The post Kevin Harvick ...
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Boles replaces Frye as IndyCar president
Team Penske continued its reshuffling of leadership positions on Tuesday, naming Indianapolis Motor Speedway President Doug Boles in the same position at IndyCar, replacing Jay Frye.