US EditionWill Power is determined to make Penske regret writing him off as he joins Andretti
Will Power left Team Penske after a prolonged replacement process and animosity, joining Andretti Global to lead and compete with renewed motivation, team officials said.
- On Jan 18, 2026, Will Power signed with Andretti Global, team owned by TWG Motorsports and Dan Towriss, after Team Penske held him to a contract through Dec. 31 delaying his start until this year.
- The opaque replacement process forced Will Power to face uncertainty through the 2025 IndyCar season as Team Penske chose 24-year-old David Malukas, while Power declined a late one-year contract offer, saying he was crushed by how the parting played out.
- A record 71 poles and 71 wins underline Will Power's career, including an Indianapolis 500 victory and two IndyCar titles; he turns 45 as the season opens March 1 in St. Petersburg.
- Spending a day in the Honda simulator earlier this week, Will Power tested in Phoenix and held a January meeting with Ron Ruzewski, Marcus Ericsson, and Kyle Kirkwood to set priorities.
- Andretti's new pairing of Power and Ruzewski signals strengthened strategy, with Power saying, `There's nothing more I want to do this year than beat Penske every single weekend.
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Will Power determined to make Penske regret writing him off as he joins Andretti
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Will Power casually walked through the near-empty fan zone at Daytona International Speedway in a simple, white fire-suit void of any Penske or Verizon Wireless logos. One of the winningest drivers in IndyCar history was practically unnoticeable at an unfamiliar track where few should have recognized the Australian.
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Will Power is determined to make Penske regret writing him off as he joins Andretti
Will Power has joined Andretti Global after a long career with Team Penske. Power, one of IndyCar's top drivers, was briefly sidelined by Penske's decision to replace him with David Malukas.
Will Power on first IndyCar tyre test with Andretti Global
IndyCar driver Will Power starts the year with his first tyre test for Andretti Global. In 2025, Power’s historic career with Team Penske came to an end. Joining the team in 2009, Power scored two championships, 45 wins — including the 2018 Indy 500 — and 71 pole positions. Now, the Australian driver starts a... The post Will Power on first IndyCar tyre test with Andretti Global appeared first on Motorsport
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