Tim Cindric, president of Team Penske and Roger Penske’s longtime right-hand man on competition, will step back as the overall leader of the organization but remain president of the IndyCar program.

Just over 25 years after he was hired by Roger Penske to run 'The Captain's' racing organization, Tim Cindric has stepped down from his day-to-day role as team president.

After 25 years as Team Penske's president, Tim Cindric has achieved more than just about any race team in any series could dream. Here's why he's scaling back.

Tim Cindric will step away as the day-to-day leader of Team Penske’s racing programs. He’ll remain as the president of the organization’s IndyCar entries and oversee the team’s racing archives and historical assets.

Tim Cindric helped return Team Penske back to glory when he took over as Team President beginning in 2000. Over the last 25 years, Roger Penske's team has enjoyed great success.

Team Penske has announced that Tim Cindric will step down from his day-to-day leadership role over race operations. Cindric will remain president of the IndyCar team and will still be involved in Penske outside of NASCAR and the sports car teams.

Felipe Nasr is beginning to make a habit of this. He locked down his second straight Rolex 24 at Daytona victory in a Penske Porsche Sunday.

The most successful team owner in racing history, Roger Penske, saw his Porsche Penske Motorsport team win the famed Rolex 24 at Daytona for the second-straight year.