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Will Power Isn’t Slowing Down: Why the IndyCar Veteran Believes He Has Five More Years at the Top

Harry Stone by Harry Stone
February 7, 2025
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Will Power Isn’t Slowing Down: Why the IndyCar Veteran Believes He Has Five More Years at the Top

Aug 17, 2024; Madison, Illinois, USA; Team Penske driver Will Power (12) enters turn four during the Bommarito Automotive Group 500 at World Wide Technology Raceway. Mandatory Credit: Joe Puetz-USA TODAY Sports

For Will Power, the checkered flag on his career is nowhere in sight. As he prepares to kick off his 20th full season in IndyCar at the St. Petersburg Grand Prix on March 2, the soon-to-be 44-year-old remains one of the most formidable drivers on the grid.

With two IndyCar championships, 41 career wins, and an unmatched level of experience, Power isn’t just sticking around for nostalgia—he’s still a genuine title contender.

“I’m Still Competitive, So Why Stop?” – Power’s Unfinished Business

Despite being one of IndyCar’s longest-tenured drivers, Power has no desire to retire anytime soon. In fact, he believes he can compete at the highest level for at least another five years.

“I think I could be absolutely competitive for another five years if I wanted,” Power said.
“It’s absolutely the goal to keep rolling while I’m really competitive. I was very competitive last year. I won three races and seven podiums. No one else in the field but McLaughlin did that.”

His 2024 campaign was proof that age is just a number. Three wins, seven podiums, and a title fight that lasted until the final two races—Power showed no signs of slowing down. Only a couple of tough results late in the season allowed Alex Palou to pull away with the championship.

The Evolution of a Champion: How Power Has Reinvented Himself

Power admits that raw speed never fades, but it’s the mental and strategic elements of racing that improve with time.

“I love it. I love the competition. I love the preparation. I love finding new little details and things to be better every year.”

The Australian driver believes that his experience gives him an edge over younger rivals, allowing him to piece together an entire season more effectively than ever before.

“You kind of have the same speed that you had, but you don’t really build on speed. I think it’s just a natural thing that you have. But the whole other package takes a long time to get—unless you’re Palou.”

That “whole package” is what has kept Power at the top of his game for so long. His ability to mentally reset, analyze, and improve has allowed him to stay competitive in an evolving IndyCar landscape.

Why Power Isn’t Ready to Walk Away

Retirement? Not even a thought. For Power, as long as he’s winning races and fighting for championships, there’s no reason to step aside.

“You’re certainly not sticking around if you’re not [maintaining a high-performance level]. You’d better turn up or else she’s over. That’s just the way it is.”

He’s already spent 16 seasons with Team Penske, one of the most dominant teams in IndyCar history, and remains a critical piece of their championship puzzle.

The 2025 Season: Can Power Claim His Third IndyCar Championship?

With another season ahead, Power isn’t just looking to prove he still belongs—he’s aiming to add a third championship to his already legendary career.

His first test comes at St. Pete on March 2, a track where he’s won twice before. A strong start could set the tone for a season where he’s once again expected to be in the title fight.

Will 2025 be the year Power cements his legacy even further? One thing’s for sure—he’s not done winning yet.

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