Will Power reveals that his longevity in IndyCar comes down to mindset, continuous self-improvement, and refusing to let age define his competitiveness.

Will Power believes he's earned a contract extension, and Team Penske is open to signing him. So why hasn't it happened? A crash derailed Power's weekend at a street course he has performed well at.

Power gained 15 spots in the No. 12 Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet – more than any driver in the race – without the aid of a ...

Power began his career in Australian open-wheel racing before moving to Europe and later the United States, where he joined Team Penske in 2009. Throughout his IndyCar career, Will Power has ...

The fickle and highly competitive state of IndyCar racing was on display during qualifying for The Thermal Club IndyCar Grand ...

Power wasn’t the only Team Penske pilot to start near the rear. Stablemate Scott McLaughlin started third-to-last in 25th ...

Already, the IndyCar veteran, two-time season champion, and Indianapolis 500 winner is in limbo a bit without a contract extension like his two Team Penske mates. He has heard in his 17th season ...

Gazoo Racing, the performance division of Toyota will have engineering inputs in the development of the carmaker's new range ...

Christopher Bell has three wins on the season but a tough day at Homestead saw him get leapfrogged at the top by a familiar face.