🇺🇸 Will Power

Will Power is an established professional driver competing at the top level of single-seater racing. His Racer Rating of 6,426 places him among elite professionals; he has spent twenty seasons in high-level competition and holds two IndyCar championships, in 2014 and 2022. Across his career Power has accumulated 45 wins and 109 podiums in 315 starts, averaging a finishing position of 9.5. His record in IndyCar spans eighteen seasons from 2008 to 2026, during which he has earned 43 wins and 104 podiums from 303 starts. A brief spell in Formula V8 3.5 in 2005 yielded 2 wins and 4 podiums in 11 races for Carlin Motorsport. His only venture into sports car racing came in 2026 with a single IMSA WeatherTech start that produced a podium finish.[1]

Power's career has been defined by sustained competition against the strongest drivers in IndyCar. His most frequent rival has been Scott Dixon, a four-time IndyCar champion and a significantly stronger driver on rating; across 302 shared races Power finished ahead of Dixon 143 times but behind him 159 times, showing a clear deficit in that head-to-head. He has been more competitive against Josef Newgarden, a two-time champion, finishing ahead in 124 of 242 shared races; against Graham Rahal he holds a commanding 188-109 advantage in 297 races. Power has regularly raced against generational talents such as Alex Palou, a four-time champion, and has on occasion beaten much stronger drivers: he finished ahead of Fernando Alonso twice and outran Jean Alesi once, though these are isolated results rather than patterns.[2]

In 2026, Power remains active in IndyCar with Andretti Global, scoring 2 podiums in 11 rounds and finishing eleventh in the championship standings. Recent activity shows him competitive enough to lead practice sessions and races at mid-level competitions such as Mid-Ohio, though his finishing position in the championship reflects a decline from his championship years.