Two-time IndyCar champ Will Power, the 2018 Indianapolis 500 winner, has signed with an agent for the first time as he begins a contract year with Team Penske.

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Power, who turns 44 in March, joined Team Penske in 2009 and owns the series career record for poles, surpassing Mario Andretti’s previous mark of 67 in 2022. Power now has won 70 poles though last season was his first IndyCar season since 2008.

If Will Power had his way, he’d keep racing for Team Penske — maybe five more years. He certainly believes he can keep winning IndyCar races for that long. The 2018 Indianapolis 500 champion and two-time series champ announced Wednesday he’s hired an agent for the first time in his career as he enters the final season of his current contract amid speculation he may not return in 2026 with the powerhouse team.

As he enters a contract year with Team Penske, Will Power believes he can race competitively in IndyCar five more years.