Kyle Larson is just as much of a mere mortal as he appears as an immortal at the wheel of a race car these days.

Kyle Larson dominated from the pole to win Saturday's 62nd running of the Knoxville Nationals, becoming the second driver ever to lead every lap during The Granddaddy Of Them All at Knoxville Raceway.

Kyle Larson led all 50 laps and held off a hard-charging David Gravel to win his second Knoxville Nationals, adding to his emotional breakthrough triumph from 2021. Donny Schatz, Gio Scelzi and Carson Macedo rounded out the top five.

Aaron Reutzel loves playing into the role of Sprint Car racing’s villain. Think villain is too strong of a word? Friday’s victory lane scene when Reutzel dominated Hard Knox night to advance into Saturday’s Knoxville Nationals main event says enough.

The starting field for the 62nd running of the NOS Energy Drink Knoxville Nationals presented by Casey's is nearly set. Four starting positions are for the taking during Saturday's alphabet soup, which consists of E-, D-, C-, and B-mains that precede the 50-lap grand finale formally known as The Granddaddy Of Them All.

Aaron Reutzel led all 25 laps of Friday's FVP Hard Knox qualifying night to advance into Saturday's Knoxville Nationals main event along with David Gravel, Scott Bogucki and Davey Heskin, who made up the top four.

Dusty Zomer’s primary objective this time last summer had been everything that encompassed the role as both office manager and accountant for his family business, Zomer Brothers Trucking of Sioux Falls, S.D.

Either Kyle Larson’s following statement in Thursday’s Knoxville Nationals postrace press conference was more to direct the spotlight off himself or he truly meant what he said.

Kyle Larson will start from the pole of the 62nd running of the NOS Energy Drink Knoxville Nationals presented by Casey's at Knoxville Raceway.

Editor's note: Schuerenberg has since been named Zemco Racing's driver for remaining events at Port Royal Speedway this year, news that broke Friday morning a night after he locked into Saturday's Knoxville Nationals.

Carson Macedo marched around race-long leader Anthony Macri on a restart with 11 laps remaining to go on to win Thursday's second Knoxville Nationals qualifying night at Knoxville Raceway. The fourth-starting Macedo topped fifth-starting Kyle Larson by 1.659 seconds on a green-white-checkered restart that extended the second qualifier to 26 laps.

Blake Hahn. Chase Randall. And Donny Schatz.

Donny Schatz overtook Chase Randall with four laps to go of Wednesday's Knoxville Nationals opening night qualifier to win his 29th feature event at Knoxville (Iowa) Raceway.

Ronnie Day shuttled to and from the cabinets inside the Jason Meyers Racing team’s transporter after Monday’s Front Row Challenge at Southern Iowa Speedway like a waiter serving a host of customers that loaded the tab with their latest requests.

It’s the most unique, demanding and, for one driver, rewarding format in all of Sprint Car racing. The 62nd NOS Energy Drink Knoxville Nationals presented by Casey’s is unlike any other in dirt racing and because of that the four-day format will need some explaining.