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The new approach that won Power his second crown

So Will Power has done it. The fastest IndyCar driver of his generation has nailed his second championship, eight years after his first. The man who scored five wins in 2010, six in 2011 and both times failed to clinch the title, has been victorious in 2022 just once… along with eight other podium finishes and three additional top-fours.

It’s been a curious season, watching this lethal weapon of a driver so often slip on the safety catch, refrain from going for long shots. This year he blended less

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