NASCAR Cup Series driver Kyle Larson, who is gearing up for his second Indianapolis 500, has admitted to still figuring out all the new buttons and controls in his No. 17 car in the IndyCar Series.

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Kyle Larson won the ... “If you’re entering half a car length off the wall and slide in, by the time you get to the wall, you’re starting to go throttle, [Larson’s] already in the gas ...

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Kyle Larson reflected on his many heartbreaking losses at Homestead after a late collapse Saturday in the Xfinity Series cost ...

Kyle Larson didn’t have the fastest car in this past Sunday’s race at Homestead-Miami. That belonged to Ryan Blaney, who led a race-high 124 laps. But Blaney blew up with 60 laps to go.

Except then Larson did what he does best: Put his car on the fence and rode it all the way to the lead, passing teammate Alex Bowman with five laps to go. “You just can’t ever count out Kyle ...

The Hendrick Motorsports driver made a strong run through the field late in Sunday’s Cup Series race, passing Alex Bowman and ...

After ripping the wall at the top of the racetrack all day and summoning speed when it mattered most, Kyle Larson passed ... from a pit road collision, Larson's car came to life over the final ...

On Sunday, Kyle Larson ... the lead. If Larson begins to close out more races in which he has winning speed, the field could be in trouble. Ryan Blaney clearly had the fastest car on Sunday ...

During his stoic quest to be regarded as the greatest driver of his generation (if not all time), Kyle Larson rarely betrays ... a driver who can position his car in tight spots most of the ...