David Malukas makes jump to Team Penske, replacing Will Power - ESPN
David Malukas, the runner-up at this year's Indianapolis 500, will join Team Penske to take over the No. 12 car previously driven by Will Power.
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David Malukas, the runner-up at this year's Indianapolis 500, will join Team Penske to take over the No. 12 car previously driven by Will Power.
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