Kyle Larson led all 40 laps from the pole to win his third Chili Bowl Nationals midget car event Saturday night in Tulsa, Oklahoma. “I love being back here,” Larson said on the FloRacing broadcast.

Downfall that nearly ruined his career, but his redemption story highlights resilience and championship potential.

Kyle Larson partners with Prime to attract younger NASCAR fans, blending tradition with modern sports drink appeal.

Denny Hamlin reflects on his fondness for the Ohio State Buckeyes and shares the story of how he became a devoted fan of the ...

The Tulsa Shootout—the "Mecca of Micros"—kicked off on December 31st. The post Kyle Larson Bags Another Golden Driller Moment ...

Kyle Busch is having a great start to 2025 after a tumultuous 2024. The post Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Sister Can’t Hold Back as ...

Kyle Larson drives for Hendrick Motorsports in the NASCAR Cup Series. He made his NASCAR Cup Series debut in 2013 as a part-timer for Phoenix Racing. Chip Ganassi gave the American a full-time ...

Kyle Larson spent the holiday season racing sprint cars in Western Australia in the High Limit Invitational during a special ...

“I feel like when you look in the grandstands at a NASCAR race, it’s probably close to 50-50, I would say, between Chase ...

PERTH, Western Australia — As is his custom, Kyle Larson took the big money and ran ... cracked his last Australian beer and sold his last T-shirt. After the flight to Sydney, the 2021 NASCAR ...