Chevrolet and Team Penske Under Scrutiny in IndyCar Cheating Scandal

Chevrolet denies knowledge and hires law firm to investigate as Team Penske faces backlash for violating racing rules.

Chevrolet engaged an independent law firm to probe allegations of cheating within Team Penske, asserting no internal knowledge of the misconduct.
Team Penske's Josef Newgarden disqualified from a race victory due to unauthorized use of push-to-pass technology, sparking controversy.
IndyCar officials discovered manipulation of the push-to-pass system during a pre-race session, leading to penalties for Penske drivers.
General Motors President Mark Reuss emphasizes respect for IndyCar's decisions and vows to enhance competition integrity.
Penske rivals express outrage, questioning the sincerity of Team Penske's explanations and the oversight of the cheating scandal.