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The article focuses on Will Power, IndyCar racer of Australia who does not win IndyCar Series finale at Sonoma Raceway. It states that he won only one race, the Grand Prix of Indianapolis, but he won six poles and earned a front-row starting position for the Indianapolis 500. It mention that Team Penske teammate Juan Pablo Montoya has won two races while Power has won one and next season figures to be as good for Power with good chance to win the Indianapolis 500 and IndyCar's first race.

The article reports on the Izod IndyCar Series held at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway, New Hampshire. It mentions that the automobile racer Will Power has argued that the race officials has allowed the race to start although the racetrack was wet. It also mentions that racer Ryan Hunter was the winner of the event.

The article reports on the IndyCar Series Champion, Will Power in Australia.

The article offers information on several automobile racing drivers including Will Power, Simon Pagenaud, and Ryan Hunter-Reay. Topics discussed include the automobile racing management, the abilities of automobile racing drivers, and the racing competitions. Also mentioned are the performance of racers in several competitions and the challenges of racing drivers.

The article presents information about the automobile racing event Kentucky Inday 300 in the Izod IndyCar Series 2011, held at Sparta, Kentucky on October 16, 2011. Racing driver Ed Carpenter from Sarah Fisher Racing team registered his first victory at the event. Australian driver Will Power finished at the 19th place.

The article offers information on several automobile racing drivers, who may win the 100th Indianapolis Speedway Race (Indy 500). It states that Dario Franchitti has been a three-times winner of IndyCar championships in the past 4-years. It mentions that Scott Dixon has been strong in the recent years. It presents that Will Power has won 2 of the 4 races this season.

The article discusses the 2010 racing season of automobile racer Will Power. It mentions that has shown excellent performance to win the Izod IndyCar Series championship. It reports that Power's win at the Infineon Raceway has extended his series points over automobile racer Dario Franchitti. It further mentions that Power also reported, win at the Indy Grand Prix of Sonoma in California after defeating racer Dario Franchitti.

The article reports on the 1-2 finish claimed by Team Penske's Juan Pablo Montoya and Simon Pagenaud in the opening round of the 2016 IndyCar racing tournament despite being down on Will Power who is recovering from a mild medical concussion that resulted during a crash in St. Petersburg, Russia. Topics include the need for Power to be re-evaluated before getting in the car again, and several Honda drivers who showed well in the opening round including Ryan Hunter-Reay and Mikhail Aleshin. INSET: THE TURNING POINT.

The article presents views of Will Power, automobile racing driver, on his loss in the racing event Indianapolis 500, in 2015 making him want to win it in 2016. Topics discussed include him having to compete with Simon Pagenaud, racing driver, to win the race, him having enough experience required to win the series and him promoting his book "The Sheer Force of Will Power."

The article offers information on the performance of automobile racer, Will Power in the Indianapolis 500 and Grand Prix of Indianapolis.

The article reports on the game performance of automobile racer Will Power during the IndyCar Championship race in Long Beach, California.

The article presents an interview with automobile racing driver Will Power who discusses his usage of Chevrolet automobile.

The article reports on the Round 18 of the Auto Club Speedway held on August 31, 2014 in Fontana, California. We noted that although racing driver Will Power started with a conservative approach given the 50-point lead he started the 50-lap race, he howed it again in the season finale. It is mentioned that in a three-wide move to the lead on lap 189 sent cheers through the crowd, Power's surge past Ganassi Racing teammates Tony Kanaan and Scott Dixon.

The article presents an interview with automobile racing driver Will Power. He refers to the most tense moment of the race during the IndyCar Series championship 2014. He describes his mental approach to those few laps when racing driver Helio Castroneves had served a drive-through penalty for crossing the white line in Turns 3 and 4.

The article reports that the motorsport team Penske drivers Will Power and Hélio Castroneves had difficult races in the Grand Prix of Houston. Castroneves won the pole for the second race and held the lead for 47 laps. Power finished 14th and 11th in the double-header. Power was riding along in third place with two laps.

The article offers information on the Grand Prix of Baltimore, Maryland held in 2013, which was won by car racer Simon Pagenaud. It states that racer Will Power was penalized for his contact with racer Scott Dixon and racer Oriol Servia was penalized for hitting a car during round one. It mentions that Pagenaud won the race for the second time and racer Josef Newgarden stood second.

The article reports that Ed Carpenter, the stepson of Indy Racing League founder Tony George, scored the pole position at the 2013 Indianapolis 500 racing event on his family-owned track in Indiana. Carpenter says that winning the pole position exceeds his race victories at Kentucky Speedway in 2011 and Auto Club Speedway in 2012. Other drivers at the event included Will Power, Dario Franchitti and Scott Dixon.

In this article the author discusses life and career of Australian motorsport driver Will Power. The author states that Power heading into the IndyCar season-opener and is sad due to lost the season championship three years in a row. It further presents the views of Power on losing the titles to Dario Franchitti twice and last year Ryan Hunter-Reay.

The article reports that automobile racing driver Ryan Hunter-Reay's late restart and victory in IndyCar's penultimate race has kept the title hopes for Ryan alive. It is noted that it was a perfect ending to a day for Hunter-Reay when he needed to finish ahead of Will Power to remain in contention for the championship. It is stated that Hunter-Reay has had his own share of bad luck.

The article reports that automobile racing driver Helio Castroneves finally won for the first time in Edmonton, Alberta in Indy Car Racing 2012. It is stated that Castroneves was flagged for blocking teammate Will Power in 2010. It is noted that Indy Car flagged racing driver Sebastien Bourdais for blocking as the race continued.

The article reports that automobile racing driver Ryan Hunter-Reay won the Izod IndyCar Series race at Iowa Speedway with teammake Marco Adretti winning the second position . It is stated that Hunter-Reay just wishes there were more ovals to contend on and pulled within three points of racing driver Will Power for the series points lead. It is noted that race started 40 minutes late due to rain and all of the drivers involved in crashes came away without injuries.

The article focuses on the Aussie automobile racing driver Will Power and discusses his several achievements for this season including his third straight victory at the Circuit and how he kept dominating the field from start to finish. He dominated the IndyCar race in Sao Paulo, at Barber Motorsports Park in Alabama and the circuit in Long Beach, California and registered 18 wins for his IndyCar career. It presents results of the Sao Paulo Indy 300 Race Event.

The article offers information on the Indycar Grand Prix of Long Beach, that was held in Long Beach, California. It offers information on racing driver, Will Power who won the match. It offers information on Helio Castroneves who won the second-opening street race that was held in Saint Petersburg, Florida.

The article reports on racer Will Power's recent performance at various races. Power finished second at the Twin Ring Motegi in Japan and managed to make an 11-point lead over racer Dario Franchitti. If Power can continue to finish well and stay in front of Franchitti at Kentucky Speedway and Las Vegas, Nevada, he will win the IndyCar title. At Montegi, Power capitalised on Franchitti's mid-race mistake.

In this article Will Power, the Team Penske driver, share his experience after winning the sixth race of Izod IndyCar Series season at Baltimore, Maryland. It states that Power won by 10.2 seconds which is the largest margin of the season and one of the best win according to him. It informs that the Oriol Servia finished the race at second with Tony Kanaan at third and Franchitti at fourth.

The article offers information on the victory of team penske in Grand Prix of Sonoma held at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, California. It states that the Australian racing drivers Will Power and Ryan Briscoe earned the victory for the team. It further informs that team penske had the three Izod IndyCar Series cars in the event and discusses about the playing tactics of Power and Briscoe in the event.

The article reports that automobile racing driver, Will Power, won the Edmonton Indy at the City Centre Airport circuit, and he reclaimed his 18 points. It states that he was knocked out at the Toronto race, that costed him valuable points towards the championship. It mentions that racing driver, Dario Franchitti, was pushed back to the 10th place, because of a mid-race accident.

The article offers information on automobile racing driver Will Power, who won the Izod IndyCar Series race in Birmingham, Alabama. Power became the first driver since Driver Franchitti in 2009 to lead every lap in a race. Driver Scott Dixon finished second, while Dario Franchitti finished third in the race.

The article presents information on automobile racing driver Will Power and his boss Roger Penske. Will lost the Izod IndyCar Series championship to Dario Franchitti but Roger mentioned that Power is his man. Will drove for Team Penske in 2010 with a one-year contract. It is mentioned that Will now has undisclosed multiyear deal with Penske. The article also describes Will's accident and how the things changed.

The article reports on the performance of automobile racing driver Will Power and the injuries he received at the Homestead-Miami Speedway. He was participating in the Izod IndyCar Series championship race but faltered when he came upon lapped traffic on lap 135. Although he did his best to keep the car pointed straight, but the wheels drifted into the high groove's excess tyre rubber and there was nothing he could do to save the car.

The article reports on the performance of car racer Helio Castroneves, the winner at the recently concluded Inzod IndyCar Series championship of 2010 held in Japan. Castroneves dominated the Japan race, leading the first 70 laps and 153 of the 200 in all. He dropped two positions but quickly made them up with his strong car. Castroneves then pull away Will Power for a 4.57-second victory, his second win in a row.

The article reports on the 2010 Izod IndyCar Series championship held at Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Illinois and reports on the performance of several racers. It reports that Dario Franchitti's team won the championship and Will Power's team had to lose after making a serious mistake. Franchitti has reportedly won two titles in the series. It reports that Ryan Briscoe led 113 of the 200 laps. It presents several charts that lists automobile racers, time of the laps and standings.

An interview with Australian automobile racing driver Will Power is presented. When asked whether he had anticipated his success this year at IndyCar Series, he said he feels comfortable at oval racetracks and was sure of good performance. He says that he enjoys racing up the stairs as it is good for fitness. He says his goal is to win an Indianapolis Speedway Race.

The article offers information on the Honda Indy 200 Series in car racing at the Mid-Ohio Sports Complex in Mid-Ohio. It states that winner Dario Franchitti from Ganassi Racing, has cut 10 points from the leading Will Power in the pole standings. It discusses how Franchitti has won the race, in which he had managed to escape the blocking cars on the track. It mentions that Justin Wilson and EJ Viso had their wheels came in contact on lap 23 in Wilson's attempt to back out from his maneuver.

The article discusses a sports controversy wherein Helio Castroneves was stripped of his victory in the Honda Indy Edmonton in Alberta, Canada. It mentions that Castroneves' victory was taken by IndyCar officials due to a late-race blocking penalty. It stresses that Castroneves as the leader of Team Penske, blocked his teammate Will Power in entering the circuit's first turn on a restart with three laps to go, according to the ruling of chief steward Brian Barnhart.

The article reports on the 2010 Honda Indy Toronto automobile racing competition which was held on July 18, 2010, in Ontario. Automobile racing driver Will Power won the competition, which is his fourth win in the year 2010. It is reported that, several racing automobiles crashed and were damaged in the competition. Automobile racing drivers, Dario Franchitti and Ryan Hunter-Reay, finished second and third respectively in the competition.

The article offers information on Team Penske driver Will Power winning a race at Watkins Glen International raceway in New York as part of the 2010 Izod IndyCar Series. Power took the lead from teammate Ryan Briscoe on the lap 44 restart. Briscoe finished 1.2181 seconds behind Power. Briscoe said that the extra downforce on his car was his disadvantage. Several photographs, charts and lists depicting drivers, racing events, race standings, etc., are also provided.

The article reports on the victory of racer Helio Castroneves in the inaugural Izod IndyCar Series race at Barber Motorsports Park as racer Will Power got caught with the wrong pit strategy.

The article focuses on the performance of automobile racing driver Will Power at the Sao Paulo Indy 300 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. It mentions that Power managed to win the opening round of the IndyCar Series which was delayed due to rain. Power missed the second half of the racing season last year due to his back injury caused by a crash during practice at Infineon Raceway California. It further mentions that Power's hard work has paid off well and he has made a good start to the 2010 racing season.

The article reports on the visit of racer Will Power to Indianapolis Motor Speedway's infield medical center for the annual physical examination set by IndyCar Series. It notes that Power has experienced two breaks in his back and a pair of fractures that stem in his accident during an IndyCar practice. It mentions that Power is also heading to continue rounding into shape with swimming exercises with plans to begin running again to prepare for a mini-marathon. INSETS: ROAD TO RECOVERY;HOW PHILIPPE'S FARING.

The article reports that Australian racing driver Will Power has gained more points on the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg race wherein he finished at third position after he found an issue at the St. Petersburg race and he gained less points at the IndyCar Series held in April 2016.

The article focuses on American professional car racer Jimmie Johnson has called for concussion testing at each automobile racing event and his comments came after IndyCar Series driver Will Power underwent a barrage of testing at the University of Miami, Florida.

The article reports that automobile racing driver Will Power has tested at Barber Motorsports Park in Alabama on March 22, 2016 which alleviated questions about his health.

The article offers the author's insights on the misdiagnosis of IndyCar Series medical team on the concussion symptoms felt by racing driver Will Power and the question on why it took so long to realize it was the side effect of inner ear infection.

The article reports on the symptoms acknowledge by racing driver Will Power of a concussion after his crash in the IndyCar Series competition in Saint Petersburg, Florida but the examination showed no evidence of head injury, still he understood that he should not participate in the race.

The article reports that racer Will Power won the Rexall Edmonton Indy race of the Indy Racing League (IRL) in July 2009. Power defeated racer Helio Castroneves in the race. Earlier, Power won the final Champ Car World Series race that was held at Long Beach, California, in 2008. He also won the Champ Car races at Las Vegas and Toronto in 2007.

The article offers information on the result of the Honda Grand Prix held in Saint Petersburg, Florida in April 2009. It reports that race car driver Ryan Briscoe took a big step towards being victorious in the IndyCar League Series with a win in the first race of the season. Some of the notable race car drivers in the said race include Will Power who finished sixth in his first race for Team Penske and EJ Viso who completed 75 of the 100 laps to finish 17th.

The article reports on automobile racing drivers including Will Power and Juan Pablo Montoya criticizing sanctioning bodies they race with for creating an unsafe environment.

The article presents the views of automobile racing driver Will Power related to the decision of the automobile racing sanctioning body IndyCar Racing League LLC to regulate the push-to-pass information in Australia.

The article reports on the victory of automobile racing driver Will Power during the qualifying session of the IndyCar Series in Toronto, Ontario.