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Poole Wins His ARCA Season Driving Debut At MIS

Mallory Ignition would like to congratulate Venturini Motorsports driver Brennan Poole for his win at Michigan International Speedway this weekend. Poole and his team had a slight setback during practice having to change a blown engine, but the Venturini Motorsports-Renton Coil Spring Toyota bounced back to qualify 2nd.

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Mallory Ignition would like to congratulate Venturini Motorsports driver Brennan Poole for his win at Michigan International Speedway this weekend. Poole and his team had a slight setback during practice having to change a blown engine, but the Venturini Motorsports-Renton Coil Spring Toyota bounced back to qualify 2nd. Brennan "The Bull" charged on to win the race, holding off Ryan Blaney who had led 64 laps and series points leader Frank Kimmel. Adding to the impressive victory, is the fact that this is Poole’s first start behind the wheel in the ARCA Racing Series this season.

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