Two-time IndyCar champion Will Power has taken has entrusted his motorsport future to Fernando Alonso's A14 Management company.

The management group is led by Alonso, former ART Grand Prix team manager Albert Resclosa, driver-turned-Ferrari industrial designer Alberto Fernández Albilares, and former IndyCar driver Oriol Servia. It’s a slightly peculiar move for Power, who to this point has been a solo operator.

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

Farmer was born on October 15, 1932, making him 92 years old in 2025. Yes, he’s in his nineties, and he still has plans to get behind the wheel of a 602 Crate Dirt Late Model this year. After all, he last won a race in 2022, so why not keep going?

Will Power will be 44 by the time the 2025 NTT IndyCar Series season rolls off the starting grid at St. Petersburg on March 2nd. Talk has been circulating throughout the paddock about just how much longer the veteran championship driver plans to stick around.

Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso has driven the maximum race distance in Formula 1 cars in his storied career thus far, surpassing all other F1 drivers on th

Fernando Alonso has said ... but unreliability also played its part. Alonso has extended his Aston Martin contract until the end of F1 2026 in the hope of his team making the most of the sport ...

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.

In his latest move, Alonso has announced a major new signing for his management company. IndyCar star Will Power has joined A14 Management ahead of the new season.

Former Formula 1 champion Fernando Alonso has announced a stunning new deal ahead of the 2025 season. A two-time world champion, the Spaniard continues to race in F1 despite the fact that he will turn 44 midway through the new season .

Aston Martin F1 driver Fernando Alonso says being left with “inferior” equipment has been the “story of my life.” It comes after the two-time World Champion admitted that he is likely to retire from Formula 1 at the end of the F1 2026 season.