Roger Penske can’t move mountains or make it stop raining or cure the pandemic that’s crippled the day-to-day normalcy of America. However, with a little bit of assistance from the health gods and government, The Captain can control the destiny of the 104th Indianapolis 500 and he’s making a guarantee to fans whether the race runs Aug. 23 as scheduled or has to be moved back to October. “Trust me, we are going to run it (Indianapolis 500) with fans,” the owner of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and IndyCar Series told RACER on Saturday night prior to the season opener at Texas. “We’re on for fans in August and planning on it and we feel good. It’s still almost three months...
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