Will Power's wife told IndyStar the past few months have been "a fun experience," and Will even flipped the framing on his unknown future after a win at Portland.

Power surged to the lead in the middle stages of the race and kept a charging Christian Lundgaard and Alex Palou at bay over the event’s second half to claim the BITNILE.com Grand Prix of Portland. It was the Australian’s first win of the year and the only victory for Team Penske in what’s been a tumultuous 2025 campaign.

Power is a 45-time winner (fourth all-time in wins), two-time series champion (2014, 2022), and the 2018 Indianapolis 500 victor.