Arrow McLaren Hires Fired Penske Exec Kyle Moyer

Kyle Moyer, one of three senior Team Penske executives fired following a scandal at the 2025 Indianapolis 500 involving modified attenuators, has been hired by Arrow McLaren Racing as director of competition, starting June 30. Moyer, previously Penske's general manager of the IndyCar program and race strategist for driver Scott McLaughlin, reunites with former teammate Tony Kanaan, Arrow McLaren's team principal, with whom he won the 2004 IndyCar championship at Andretti Global. At McLaren, Moyer will assist director of race operations Scott Harner and take over as race strategist for driver Nolan Siegel, allowing Kanaan to oversee all three team drivers on race days. Kanaan praised Moyer as one of the top strategists in IndyCar, highlighting his deep knowledge, people skills, and the respect he commands across the paddock. Moyer's firing, alongside Tim Cindric and Ron Ruzewski, was part of a major shakeup after regulatory violations were discovered in Team Penske's cars, marking the second controversy in two years for the team. Industry-wide interest in Moyer's services underscored his reputation, but his longstanding relationship with Kanaan gave Arrow McLaren the advantage in securing him.