Larson crashed in Indy 500 testing the other day. While his car wasn’t set ablaze, what was social media after his much-anticipated run was ended early?
Observing how Kyle Larson and Tyler Reddick successfully transitioned from dirt racing to becoming two top talents in the NASCAR Cup Series, several other drivers, including Kyle Busch and Ty Gibbs, decided to dip their toes into the dirt racing scene this past offseason.
This year for the NASCAR All-Star Race, there is a new “promoter’s caution” that can be used between Lap 100 and 220. In an effort to make the racing more compelling, NASCAR has decided to let Marcus Smith and Speedway Motorsports have control over the caution.
Austin Cindric earned his first win of the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season at Talladega. With 10 of 36 races complete, here’s where the NASCAR Cup Series field stacks up.
Since he first joined the NASCAR Cup Series on a full-time basis in 2014, the superspeedways (Daytona, Talladega, and now Atlanta) haven’t exactly been very kind to Kyle Larson.
Historically, superspeedway racing has been none too kind to Kyle Larson. That includes Talladega Superspeedway, where Larson's races usually end with a mangled race car or a disappointing result.
NASCAR star Christopher Bell has expanded his calendar for the current season. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver will be finally making his debut in Kyle Larson‘s dirt racing series, High Limit Racing.
While it isn’t May yet, it might as well be for IndyCar fans. Kyle Larson got back into the cockpit for the first time in 2025 this week. A couple of weeks ago, the NASCAR champion talked about how it feels to be in the open-wheel car versus his usual stock car.
Last year, NASCAR star Kyle Larson’s debut at the Indianapolis 500 was completely uneventful. In fact, it looked as if he had been racing in the 500 for 15 or more years.
The Indy 500 is the ‘greatest spectacle of racing.’ The iconic race attracts drivers from across the world, particularly from NASCAR with Kyle Larson being no different.
Perhaps no NTT INDYCAR SERIES driver appreciated this week’s Indianapolis 500 Open Test at Indianapolis Motor Speedway more than the driver who has started only one such race.
Next month, Kyle Larson will be attempting to ‘do the double,’ running in both the Indy 500 and the Coke 600 on the same day. Only a short list of NASCAR drivers have attempted this feat, including Tony Stewart and Kurt Busch.
Thursday marked the first time he had crashed an Indy car, so he at least knows what to expect if a similar situation arises during the lead-up to "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing."
NASCAR’s decisions and ever-changing rulebook have often left fans and drivers scratching their heads. The latest update surrounding the 2025 All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro Speedway is no exception.
As Kyle Larson barrels toward his second consecutive start in the Indianapolis 500, the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series champion will take his first on-track steps toward competing in one of the world's most famous races in Wednesday's Indy 500 Open Test session.
While the rest of the NASCAR Cup Series takes the weekend off, Kyle Larson is in Iowa to promote the sport and to race. Larson is promoting the Cup Series race at Iowa Speedway while also previewing the Knoxville Nationals World of Outlaws race and the Indianapolis 500.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. couldn't help but offer his thoughts on Kyle Larson's rant about the NASCAR Xfinity Series. Larson had an awfully successful trip to Bristol last weekend, winning both the Xfinity and Cup Series races.
Kyle Larson races everything. NASCAR, IndyCar, midgets, sprint cars, you name it. However, there’s one series the Hendrick Motorsports driver hasn’t dipped a toe into yet - NHRA.
It takes a lot of skill and patience to conquer a race track like Bristol Motor Speedway. You have to take care of your car for 500 laps. Not to mention your in-lap traffic throughout a race.
Kyle Larson spanked the field at Bristol Motor Speedway in the NASCAR Cup Series, and NASCAR Xfinity Series this past weekend, as he dominated both races on the path to victories in the Food City 500 and SciAps 300.
Kyle Larson is just too good at Bristol, and he knows it. Running the triple at the East Tennessee colosseum, Larson nearly swept the weekend, coming in second in Trucks and winning the Xfinity and Cup races.
Kyle Larson is preparing for a second try at "The Double," one of the most difficult feats in auto racing. For those unfamiliar, "The Double" consists of competing in the Indianapolis 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway on the same day.