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Few things have gone wrong for Penske in this year's IndyCar season, and there's a good chance it will all get even better at the Sao Paulo 300 on Sunday.
Penske drivers have won every pole position and every race in 2012, and the team's successful record on the streets of South America's biggest city puts it in position to keep the good fortune rolling.
Will Power won the two previous races run in Brazil and will be a favorite again this weekend. Helio Castroneves will get a boost from his home fans in Sao Paulo, and Ryan Briscoe is coming off a first-place start in Long Beach.
The drivers will be trying to give Team Penske four wins in a row to start the season for the first time.
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