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Roger Penske owning team and series 'hinders IndyCar's legitimacy' (James Hinchcliffe)

Roger Penske has done a lot of great things for IndyCar, but recent developments involving Team Penske bring up the inherent conflict of interest Penske has by owning the NTT IndyCar Series, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and one of the top teams in the series. Ever since buying the track and the series in 2019, there were concerns about a conflict of interest. But with a second cheating scandal in consecutive seasons, this one resulting in IndyCar officials not spotting the infraction for over a year, those concerns are growing. Fox IndyCar analyst James Hinchcliffe appreciates what Penske did to get the series through COVID, but feels it's time for Penske to choose between his team and the series.NOTE: We recorded with James on Tuesday 5/22, one day before Roger Penske announced he fired team president Tim Cindric, managing director Ron Ruzewski, and general manager Kyle Moyer. Awful Announcing reached out to Fox Sports to see if the news changed James' view and did not receive an update.#JamesHinchcliffe #TeamPenske #RogerPenske #AAPodcast #AwfulAnnouncingDownload the Awful Announcing Podcast:

Apr 5, 2018; Vancouver, British Columbia, CAN; Vancouver Canucks forward Daniel Sedin (22) and forward Henrik Sedin (33) skate during a standing ovation by the Vancouver Canucks fans after the overtime win against the Arizona Coyotes at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports

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The Sedin twins combined for the OT winner on a beautiful power play in their final game in Vancouver

Daniel and Henrik Sedin were twin treasures for Vancouver Canucks

6 current NHL stars who should not be on league’s 100 Greatest Players list

Panthers’ 12-game winning streak ends, & bench-clearing brawl with Canucks begins