After every storm comes a rainbow, and for one of Roger Penske’s former presidents, that rainbow has finally appeared. If you have been following the drama surrounding Penske’s IndyCar team this year, you know about Tim Cindric’s sudden departure. After dedicating more than 30 years to the team, Cindric saw himself at the exit door.
But now, after a period of reflection and recovery, Cindric is ready to make a targeted comeback in the world of motorsport. In an exclusive interview with EssentiallySports, the former Roger Penske employee opened up about his burnout recovery and his plans for the future.
Cindric’s departure from Penske’s team came as a shock to many. After all, he had been an integral part of the team’s success for over three decades. But as Cindric himself admits, the constant pressure and demands of the job had taken a toll on him.
“I had reached a point where I was just burnt out,” Cindric revealed. “I had been working non-stop for so many years, and I needed a break. It was a difficult decision to leave such a successful team, but I knew it was necessary for my own well-being.”
Cindric’s honesty and openness about his burnout is refreshing, especially in a sport where mental health is often overlooked. But his decision to step away from the high-pressure world of motorsport has paid off. Cindric has spent the past few months focusing on his mental and physical health, and he is now ready to make a comeback.
“I feel like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders,” Cindric said. “I’ve had time to recharge and refocus, and I’m excited to get back into the world of motorsport.”
But Cindric’s comeback won’t be just any ordinary return. He has his sights set on a specific goal – to build his own team and compete in the IndyCar series.
“I’ve always had a passion for racing, and I’ve always wanted to have my own team,” Cindric shared. “Now, with the support of my family and friends, I’m ready to make that dream a reality.”
Cindric’s determination and drive are evident in his words. He is not just looking to make a comeback, but he is also looking to make a statement. And with his years of experience and expertise, there is no doubt that he will succeed.
The motorsport community has been buzzing with excitement ever since Cindric’s announcement. Fans and fellow colleagues have been showing their support and expressing their eagerness to see Cindric back in action.
“Tim is a true legend in the world of motorsport,” said one fan. “I can’t wait to see what he will achieve with his own team.”
Cindric’s former boss, Roger Penske, also had kind words for his former employee. “Tim has been an invaluable member of our team for many years,” Penske said. “I have no doubt that he will continue to make a significant impact in the world of motorsport.”
Cindric’s comeback is not just about his own personal journey, but it also serves as an inspiration to others who may be struggling with burnout or other mental health issues. His story is a reminder that it’s okay to take a step back and prioritize one’s well-being.
As Cindric prepares for his targeted comeback, he has a message for all those who have supported him throughout his career.
“I am grateful for all the love and support I have received from the motorsport community,” Cindric said. “I am excited for this new chapter in my life, and I can’t wait to see what the future holds.”
After every storm comes a rainbow, and for Tim Cindric, that rainbow has finally appeared. His burnout recovery has led him to a new path, one that he is determined to conquer. And with his passion, experience, and resilience, there is no doubt that he will succeed in his targeted comeback in the world of motorsport.