Newgarden Triumphs Over Power in Pit-Stop Challenge Following Challenging Week for Team Penske

**Newgarden Triumphs Over Power in Pit-Stop Challenge Following Challenging Week for Team Penske**

In a shocking turn of events that has left the racing world both baffled and amused, Team Penske’s Josef Newgarden emerged victorious in a highly anticipated pit-stop challenge against his teammate Will Power. The event, held in the parking lot of a local grocery store, was meant to be a light-hearted distraction after a week of “unfortunate” mishaps, including a rogue tire that decided to take a vacation on its own.

“I thought we were just going to grab some snacks,” said Power, who was seen attempting to negotiate with a bag of chips instead of focusing on the challenge. “But then I realized I was in a pit-stop challenge, and I thought, ‘Why not? I can multitask!’”

The challenge, which involved changing tires on a shopping cart while racing against the clock, quickly devolved into chaos. Newgarden, channeling his inner NASCAR pit crew, managed to swap the tires in record time, while Power was still trying to figure out how to open the bag of chips. “I was just trying to fuel up for the next race!” Power exclaimed, crumbs flying everywhere.

“Honestly, I didn’t think I’d win,” Newgarden admitted, still catching his breath. “I just wanted to prove that I could change a tire without calling my dad for help.”

The event was attended by a crowd of confused onlookers, including a local cat named Mr. Whiskers, who reportedly judged the competition with a disdainful flick of his tail. “I’ve seen better pit stops at the local car wash,” Mr. Whiskers commented, before promptly falling asleep.

In the end, Newgarden’s victory was celebrated with a trophy made of recycled tire rubber and a lifetime supply of potato chips for Power, who vowed to “train harder” for the next grocery store pit-stop challenge. “Next time, I’ll bring my own snacks,” he declared, as he munched on a chip that had somehow lodged itself in his racing suit.

As Team Penske prepares for the next race, one thing is clear: if you can’t win on the track, at least you can win in the parking lot.

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