Will Power penalized in Long Beach after hitting Foyt pit crew member
IndyCar driver Will Power received a penalty at Long Beach after his car hit a pit crew member. 'Ran over a guy, but also another terrible result'
LONG BEACH, CA – Will Power was given a penalty for contacting an AJ Foyt Racing pit crew member in pit lane on the lone caution of the day in IndyCar's Grand Prix of Long Beach. As the entire grid pitted to prepare for a restart, the rear right rear of Power's No. 26 Andretti Global Honda ran over Ryan Marzec, the rear left tire changer on AJ Foyt Racing's No.
4 Chevrolet, driven by rookie Caio Collet. Marzec was carted out of pit lane into the infield care center, but a team spokesperson tells IndyStar he has been treated and released with no broken bones. Ace bandages have been placed on both of Marzec's feet, and he will fly back to Indianapolis on the team's charter.
Car No. 26 was given a drive-through penalty following contact with a crew member on pit lane. Watch the replay 👇 pic.
twitter. com/gzbXf8lA5A — NTT INDYCAR SERIES (@IndyCar) April 19, 2026 Power was given a drive-through penalty for the contact, knocking him back to 24th in the leaderboard, which was last of the active cars on track. Marcus Ericsson, Power's Andretti Global teammate, retired early from the race due to a mechanical failure and finished 25th.