Austin Cindric intentionally keeps a very limited supply of his fellow Cup drivers’ phone numbers, but he needed some digits Sunday after crashing out at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Kyle Larson’s, of course.

Kyle Larson can win just about anywhere in any type of car. But when it comes to Daytona and Talladega, NASCAR’s 2021 Cup Series champion is a disaster. Larson dropped to 0 for 22 at Daytona International Speedway — it’s 0 for 42 in the Cup Series once Talladega Superspeedway’s stats are included — when he finished 20th in Sunday night’s Daytona 500.

Kyle Larson is the first one to admit he’s an aggressive driver in the NASCAR Cup Series. That driving style is a main reason why he’s recorded 29 career victories and won the 2021 championship. Carson Hocevar has quickly developed a reputation as an aggressive driver since his arrival in NASCAR,

Christopher Bell got into victory lane in Atlanta and is now tied with Kyle Larson to win the championship. Check out the latest odds, with insight from Bob Pockrass.

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Fresh off his first podium finish in the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series, Kyle Larson is looking to sustain his momentum for the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix race this coming weekend at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin.

In the midst of the NASCAR season, former Cup Series champion Kyle Larson can't help but think about his second chance at running the Indy 500.

Owen Larson called it when he said his dad wouldn’t win the Daytona 500 because “he probably needs to try really hard because he’s not good at superspeedway racing.”

Kyle Larson sat down with Clint Bowyer ahead of the Daytona 500 to discuss his journey in racing.