2018 Indianapolis 500 race winner Will Power had his dreams of a second victory at the famous race dashed by a crash on lap 146 of the race. Power started the race from second place on the grid, sharing the front row with his Team Penske team-mates. The Australian was running side-by-side through the opening corner with a rival car as he battled for position before getting loose and hitting the wall. Power has become the 11th driver to retire from the race.

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A big hit for the No. 12. The day is over for @12WillPower . 📺: #Indy500 on NBC and Peacock pic.twitter.com/EJmhOwwWJA — NTT INDYCAR SERIES (@IndyCar) May 26, 2024

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