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After nearly 11 successful years with Team Penske, Jeremy Troiano closed an unforgettable chapter of his professional life in late 2023. As the Senior Communications Manager, Troiano celebrated countless milestones, including witnessing Joey Logano secure two Cup Series championships and celebrating alongside colleagues in iconic venues like Daytona and Indianapolis. His departure, a bittersweet moment, marked the end of an era for Troiano—and the beginning of an exciting new journey.

Jeremy Troiano joins Pit Pay Inc. to revolutionize motorsports experience

Now serving as the Chief Operating Officer at Pit Pay Inc., Jeremy Troiano has pivoted to a role that focuses on transforming the fan and competitor experience in grassroots motorsports. His move to this industry-leading technology company aims to bring motorsports operations into a new digital era.

“I’m really excited to be joining the Pit Pay and Ticket Hoss organization,” Troiano remarked, announcing his new role. “We live in a digital-first world, and our goal is to make the fan and competitor experience so seamless, easy, and fun that it makes going to the track enjoyable. From a promoter’s standpoint, there’s so much more they can do to make the at-track experience interactive and fun, and we plan to take that to the next level.”

Pit Pay Inc. is widely celebrated for its innovative mobile apps, which streamline everything from purchasing pit passes to registering for events. Drivers, crew members, and racing fans benefit from its user-friendly interface, secure payment systems, and the ability to store essential documents digitally. The company has a clear mission to modernize racetrack operations and make events more accessible to everyone involved.

Troiano’s focus on enhancing the digital landscape aligns with motorsports’ broader push to connect with a tech-savvy audience. His leadership at Pit Pay comes at a critical juncture, as the organization sets its sights on exponential growth in 2025.

Reflections on a storied career at Team Penske

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Jeremy Troiano’s career at Team Penske was nothing short of remarkable. Joining the organization in January 2013, he played a vital role in its communications strategy for nearly a decade. During his tenure, Team Penske celebrated major achievements, including multiple championships with Joey Logano, a couple of Indy 500 wins, a Daytona 500 victory, and wins across the globe even in Australian V8 Supercars where he developed a strong bond with Penske’s star driver Scott McLaughlin. Jeremy was also part of the team that saw Simon Pagenaud and Josef Newgarden win Penske’s 18th and 19th Indy 500.

Reflecting on his time at Penske, Troiano shared treasured pictures of his favorite moments on LinkedIn with the caption, “Over the years, I was able to be a part of numerous wins and Championships, including watching one of my longtime friends (Joey Logano) win two Cup Championships. I was able to visit Victory Lane with Jennell and Elliott at the Daytona 500. I was able to watch an Australian (Scott Mclaughlin) win races from halfway across the world, then become a close friend. And I was able to kiss the bricks at IMS as a race winner—a place that is so special to me and my family.”

His heartfelt post captured the emotions of leaving a role filled with cherished memories while embracing the uncertainty of what lay ahead. A year later, Troiano’s new chapter with Pit Pay has shown just how adaptable and forward-thinking he is in navigating a changing industry.