Qualifying for both the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600 is now complete for Kyle Larson, who's attempting the Memorial Day Double on Sunday where he'll race for 500 miles in an IndyCar at Indianapolis Motor Speedway before jetting over to Charlotte Motor Speedway that night for 600 more miles.

Kyle Larson will start second in NASCAR's longest race of the season, the Coke 600, on Sunday night after he qualified a tenth off pole-clincher Chase Briscoe, who edged Larson's lap of 182.759 mph with a 182.852.

The 2021 winner of the Coke 600 takes aim at becoming only the fifth driver to complete the Indy 500-Coca-Cola 600 double as John Andretti, Robby Gordon, Tony Stewart and Kurt Busch have only completed the feat.

Last year, Larson’s double attempt was thwarted by weather. A four-hour rain delay at the Indy 500 led to an 18th-place finish after a pit-road speeding penalty, and rain stopped the Coca-Cola 600 after 249 laps, with substitute Justin Allgaier finishing 13th before Larson could resume the race himself. 

The weather for Sunday, both in Indianapolis and Charlotte, looks far more favorable for Larson. Follow along with FloRacing's coverage of the 2025 Indy 500 and Larson's attempt at The Double by visiting here.

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