Roger Penske has welcomed IndyCar’s president of competition Jay Frye, saying he understands how to avoid incurring unnecessary costs in the Verizon IndyCar Series. Frye became the series’ president of competition and operations last November, following Derrick Walker’s resignation in August. Penske said: “We feel good about Jay Frye. He was a team owner, so he’s been through the trials and tribulations of drivers, mechanics, changing rules and so on. He has an understanding of a level playing field and not changing things overnight. That’s a positive. “One of the things we worry about – and this happens in NASCAR too – is when they change the rules and it costs us but we...
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