Australian · Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia · Born 1 March 1981Australian IndyCar driver who won three IndyCar Series championships (2011, 2014, 2022) and the 2018 Indianapolis 500, known for his aggressive racing style.
Will Power's 2018 Indianapolis 500 victory, claimed on his fourth attempt at the race, capped a career arc from Queensland club racing to two IndyCar Series championships and a place among the most prolific qualifiers in the series' history. Power moved to North American open-wheel racing in 2005, winning Champ Car Rookie of the Year in 2006, and joined Team Penske in 2010, quickly establishing himself as one of the most dominant qualifiers in IndyCar history, repeatedly topping the series' Road Course Trophy standings between 2010 and 2015. Power won his first IndyCar Series championship in 2014, and delivered the signature achievement of his career in 2018, winning the Indianapolis 500 for the first time after years of near-misses at the sport's biggest race. Power won a second IndyCar Series title in 2022, becoming one of the most successful drivers in series history, and continues to compete for Andretti Global, having spent nearly two decades at the top level of American open-wheel racing since his rookie Champ Car season in 2005.
IndyCar Series champion and Indianapolis 500 winner
How They Played
Aggressive racer known for strong qualifying performances and strategic racecraft
Lasting Impact
One of the most successful drivers in modern IndyCar history
Career Honours
- IndyCar Series Champion 2014
- IndyCar Series Champion 2022
- Indianapolis 500 Winner 2018
- IndyCar Series Runner-Up 2010
- IndyCar Series Runner-Up 2011
- IndyCar Series Runner-Up 2012
- IndyCar Series Runner-Up 2015
- Champ Car Atlantic Series Champion 2004
- IndyCar Series Most Popular Driver Award 2014
Australian Athletes