“A Tremendous Milestone!” Team Penske Reveals 60th Team Anniversary Plans for 2026

Team Penske will officially complete 60 years in motorsports and NASCAR as they plan multiple events for the 2026 season.

“A Tremendous Milestone!” Team Penske Reveals 60th Team Anniversary Plans for 2026

Team Penske's Austin Cindric, Joey Logano and Ryan Blaney (via NASCAR)

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Team Penske has been in NASCAR for quite some time now, soon to be 60 years to be exact. The pinnacle of stock racing has been around for over 75 years, and Penske has continued to make their mark in the sport for the past 60 years.

As such, the team will certainly celebrate such a big milestone with their entire team in a glamorous way. Now, Team Penske’s owner, Roger Penske, reveals the big plans for their 60th year in the sport. Notably, Team Penske hasn’t stuck with just NASCAR for the past 60 years; they have made their mark in various categories.

The team achieved success in endurance racing, IndyCar, and even Sports Car Racing. As such, completing 60 years is certainly a big milestone for ‘Perfect Penske’. Roger Penske opened up on this massive feat and claimed that this was a tremendous milestone for the organization as a whole.

Roger Penske continued that completing 60 years in 2026 would provide the team with a great opportunity to celebrate the people who made the dream possible. They would even celebrate alongside the partners and fans who have also contributed to this success. This proves just how much the team values each and every person involved in Penske’s project in various motorsport categories.

Team Penske suffered from a disappointing end in the 2025 season after not making it into the Championship-4 after quite some time. Hence, Penske would definitely hope for a better time to come in 2026, especially with their milestone along the way. Roger Penske noted that the upcoming year was a meaningful one with many positive moments for the team as a whole, and many more to come.

Our 60th anniversary is a tremendous milestone for our organization, The 2026 season will give us the opportunity to celebrate the people, partners and fans who have helped shape Team Penske since 1966, while also looking ahead to the future. This year ahead is a meaningful one with many terrific moments for our team and story still to come.

Roger Penske said via teampenske.com.

Team Penske to sport special anniversary-edition livery for 2026

Team Penske will definitely celebrate their 60 years in motorsports in great fashion. They wouldn’t limit the celebrations to just special events; they aim to celebrate them in multiple ways. Amongst many other things, Penske will introduce a refreshed livery across multiple races and drivers ‘ uniforms to mark their milestone in motorsports.

Joey Logano and Roger Penske (via Getty)
Joey Logano and Roger Penske (via Getty)

Apart from this, the Hall of Fame program will also be elevated. Though the exact details haven’t been shared just yet. But Team Penske will have a dedicated exhibit later at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte.

Additionally, they have planned many more such exhibits and events to showcase their 60 years of journey in the sport. Moreover, the team will sport special liveries not just in NASCAR but also in IndyCar, IMSA, and other categories.

The 60th anniversary will be recognized throughout the year with a series of special programs, initiatives and storytelling designed to engage fans, partners and the motorsports community. On track, select retro paint schemes will appear across Team Penske’s entries in NASCAR, INDYCAR and IMSA.

A statement by Team Penske read.

Certainly, Team Penske’s primary goal will be achieve success in the 2026 season and keep up with their long tradition of performing at the pinnacle of the sport. With a highly capable squad in Joey Logano, Ryan Blaney, and Austin Cindric, they will surely perform great in NASCAR. For now, the entire crew will enjoy the break before the entire grid returns to racing in a few weeks.

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