Team Penske faced a challenging day at the Circuit of the Americas during the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix, with Austin Cindric finishing 25th, Ryan Blaney at 19th, and Joey Logano in 24th. Cindric struggled with handling issues and damage early on, while Blaney showed promise with a strong Stage 2 performance before slipping backwards. Logano had a mix of ups and downs, initially gaining stage points but ultimately falling to a low finish due to late-race contact. The team will regroup as they head to Phoenix next week. By the NumbersCindric started 36th and finished 25th.Blaney started 25th, achieved a 2nd place in Stage 2, and finished 19th.Logano finished 24th after starting 23rd and finishing 2nd in Stage 1. State of PlayThe Circuit of the Americas hosted the first road course event of the 2025 NASCAR season.Each driver dealt with unique challenges, impacting their overall standings and strategies.Team Penske saw varied results from its three drivers, highlighting areas for improvement. What’s NextLooking ahead, Team Penske will aim to enhance their performance at the upcoming Shriners Children’s 500 in Phoenix. Each driver will need to address their handling issues and strategize better for track position through the caution periods. The team is focused on leveraging their past experiences to secure a stronger finish. Bottom LineDespite a tough outing at Circuit of the Americas, Team Penske remains determined to bounce back in Phoenix. The team’s adaptability and learning from challenges will be key as they strive for success in future races.