In a move that’s electrified the motorsports world, Australian IndyCar legend Will Power has signed with A14 Management, the young but ambitious agency launched by Formula 1 luminary Fernando Alonso and veteran driver Oriol Servia. The timing is especially intriguing, as Power enters a contract year with Team Penske, the powerhouse squad he’s called home since 2009.
For the 43-year-old from Toowoomba, it marks the first time in his illustrious career that he’s retained outside representation. Power’s let his results do the talking: 44 wins (fourth all-time), 70 poles (the new record, three clear of Mario Andretti), a 2018 Indy 500 triumph, and back-to-back series crowns in 2014 and 2022.
Power Play: What A14 Brings to the Table
In A14 Management, Power gains a rising force guided by Alonso’s keen business savvy and Servia’s intimate open-wheel expertise. While barely a year old, the boutique firm has already attracted an impressive roster headlined by Power, now indisputably their cornerstone client.
For Alonso and Servia, securing a talent of Power’s caliber provides instant credibility and clout. It signals they’re serious players, ready to sit at the negotiating table with the Penskes of the world. Expect them to push hard for top dollar and prime opportunities to keep Power at the fore of IndyCar for years to come.
Expanding Power’s Racing Portfolio
While open-wheel racing remains Power’s bread and butter, his new management team is well-positioned to explore other avenues. The Aussie ace has expressed interest in branching out, with sports cars, Le Mans, and even NASCAR on his radar.
“I’ve always dreamed of Le Mans and that classic sports car era. Now, with the direction and support of A14, those opportunities could be within reach.” – Will Power
Having Alonso’s expertise and connections in those arenas could open doors that even an accomplished veteran like Power has yet to step through. That versatility not only enriches Will’s racing legacy but also his market value, a key factor as contract talks loom.
Power’s Penske Predicament
Despite his unassailable IndyCar record, Power isn’t guaranteed a future with Team Penske. Auto racing is ultimately a business, and Roger Penske is renowned for making unsentimental decisions, no matter how revered the driver.
- Power turns 44 in March 2025, an age when many drivers face tough questions about longevity and performance.
- Penske has a stable of hungry young talents, like champion Josef Newgarden, poised to carry the torch.
This is where A14 Management’s mettle will truly be tested. Can they secure a new deal that rewards Power’s contributions while enticing Penske with his still-untapped potential? It’s a high-stakes negotiation with a living legend’s twilight years on the line.
Full Speed Ahead
As the 2025 IndyCar season approaches, all eyes will be on Will Power – his blistering speed, his contract status, and above all, how his new alliance with A14 Management shifts the balance of power in the paddock.
Buckle up, racing fans. With Alonso and Servia in his corner, Power is primed to reach even greater heights, on the track and at the negotiating table. The green flag is about to wave on a thrilling new chapter in motorsports history.
