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{{Racing Team Sml
|Short_name        = {{USA}} Team Penske
|Colour 1          = #000000
|Colour 2          = #FFFFFF
|Logo              = [[File:PenskeLogo.png|200px]]
|Long_name          = Team Penske
|Base              = Mooresville, NC, USA (NASCAR & IndyCar) <br> Poole, United Kingdom (F1)
|Founders          = {{USA}} Roger Penske
|Team Principals    = {{USA}} Tim Cindric
|Technical Director = {{USA}} Will Phillips
|Driver1            = {{CAN}} James Hinchcliffe<br>{{FRA}} Simon Pagenaud<br>{{AUS}} Will Power<br>{{BEL}} [[Thomas de Bock]]
|Driver1Series      = IndyCar
|NotedDriver1      = {{GER}} [[Hans-Joachim Stuck]]
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|}}
'''Team Penske''' is an American motorsport team, most famous for their entries in [[IndyCar]] and NASCAR. The team was also entered in [[Formula One]] in the mid-1970s.
'''Team Penske''' is an American motorsport team, most famous for their entries in [[IndyCar]] and NASCAR. The team was also entered in [[Formula One]] in the mid-1970s.


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The team is currently running four cars in the [[2019 IndyCar Series|2019 Airbnb IndyCar Series]] for [[James Hinchcliffe]], former [[IndyCar]] champions [[Simon Pagenaud]], [[Will Power]] and former [[AutoReject_World_Series#List_of_champions|AutoReject World Series]] world champion [[Thomas de Bock]].
The team is currently running four cars in the [[2019 IndyCar Series|2019 Airbnb IndyCar Series]] for [[James Hinchcliffe]], former [[IndyCar]] champions [[Simon Pagenaud]], [[Will Power]] and former [[AutoReject_World_Series#List_of_champions|AutoReject World Series]] world champion [[Thomas de Bock]].
Pagenaud would win the Indianapolis 500 in 2019.


==[[Formula One]]==
==[[Formula One]]==
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[[1977 Alternate Formula One season|The following year]], Penske unexpectedly remained in the sport - keeping the outdated PC4 chassis but ditching the Alfa Romeo units for older Ford Cosworth lumps. Brett Lunger remained with the team but this time the American was joined by occasional point scorer [[Henri Pescarolo]]. Midway through the season, Lunger was replaced by 1976 German Formula 3 champion [[Bertram Schäfer]].
[[1977 Alternate Formula One season|The following year]], Penske unexpectedly remained in the sport - keeping the outdated PC4 chassis but ditching the Alfa Romeo units for older Ford Cosworth lumps. Brett Lunger remained with the team but this time the American was joined by occasional point scorer [[Henri Pescarolo]]. Midway through the season, Lunger was replaced by 1976 German Formula 3 champion [[Bertram Schäfer]].


 
At the end of the 1977 season, the team's assets and UK base were sold off to [[Arrows Grand Prix]].


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Latest revision as of 16:40, 23 February 2021

Template:USA Team Penske
PenskeLogo.png
Full Name Team Penske
Base Mooresville, NC, USA (NASCAR & IndyCar)
Poole, United Kingdom (F1)
Founder(s) Template:USA Roger Penske
Team Principal(s) Template:USA Tim Cindric
Technical Director Template:USA Will Phillips
Current Lineup
Flag of Canada svg.png James Hinchcliffe
Template:FRA Simon Pagenaud
Template:AUS Will Power
Template:BEL Thomas de Bock
IndyCar
Noted Former Drivers
Flag of Germany svg.png Hans-Joachim Stuck


Team Penske is an American motorsport team, most famous for their entries in IndyCar and NASCAR. The team was also entered in Formula One in the mid-1970s.

American Oval Racing

Team Penske won the IndyCar drivers titles in 2014 and 2016 - with Will Power and Simon Pagenaud respectively.

The team is currently running four cars in the 2019 Airbnb IndyCar Series for James Hinchcliffe, former IndyCar champions Simon Pagenaud, Will Power and former AutoReject World Series world champion Thomas de Bock.

Pagenaud would win the Indianapolis 500 in 2019.

Formula One

Penske had a fairly unremarkable run in Formula One in the mid-to-late 1970s.

In 1976 the team ran American driver Brett Lunger and German Hans-Joachim Stuck for the whole season. Coupling a slow chassis with the unreliable Alfa Romeo engines - which Roger Penske described as "lumps of Italian pig iron" - the team failed to score any points all season, with Lunger recording the team's best result with a ninth place at the Spanish Grand Prix.

The following year, Penske unexpectedly remained in the sport - keeping the outdated PC4 chassis but ditching the Alfa Romeo units for older Ford Cosworth lumps. Brett Lunger remained with the team but this time the American was joined by occasional point scorer Henri Pescarolo. Midway through the season, Lunger was replaced by 1976 German Formula 3 champion Bertram Schäfer.

At the end of the 1977 season, the team's assets and UK base were sold off to Arrows Grand Prix.

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Constuctors which only participated in the Indianapolis 500: Adams - Ball - Bardazon - Bromme - Cantarano - Deidt - Kuzma - Langley - Mauro - Miller - Moore - Nichels - Pratt - Snowberger - Stevens - Wallard - Watson - Weidel - Wetteroth