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Early
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1983 Pennzoil joins forces with Roger Penske
and premiere Indy car driver Rick Mears
and captures victory at the Indy 500
just one year later. The Pennzoil racing
dynasty continues. Over a five year period
Pennzoil Cars go on to win the Indianapolis
500 four out of five times: Mears in
'84  with
a record-winning speed of 163.512 mph
in the Pennzoil Z-7 Special, Danny Sullivan
in 1985 - the famous "spin-win". Danny
proved his driving prowess to the crowd,
and Pennzoil, again, proved its excellence
as an engine lubricant to the racing
community. Also in '85, Mears, in the
Pennzoil car, sets Indy's fastest lap
ever - 204.937 mph and Al Unser wins
XART PPG Indy Car World Series Championship.
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