The month of May did not turn out how Kyle Larson envisioned it would when he announced plans to do the Memorial Day double at the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600. But Larson finally got to celebrate a meaningful Indianapolis Motor Speedway experience on Sunday evening after he scored his first victory in the Brickyard 400.

More than $300,000 in winnings are up for grabs this week at Ohio’s Eldora Speedway, which hosts Kubota High Limit Racing’s Joker’s Jackpot on July 17-18 and the 41st Kings Royal sanctioned by the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Series on July 19-20.

Kubota High Limit Racing returned to Eagle Raceway on Tuesday night for the highly-anticipated Eagle Nationals. With a $55,000 on the line, an impressive field of Sprint Car stars battled for the hefty prize.

Even with the busiest month of his racing career behind him, don’t expect Kyle Larson to compete in Dirt Late Model events anytime soon.

NASCAR announced on Tuesday morning that the request from Kyle Larson and Hendrick Motorsports for a waiver to remain eligible for the 2024 playoffs has been approved. Larson needed a waiver after missing the Coca-Cola 600 to compete in the Indianapolis 500. But why did it take so long to be approved? And in the end, why was Larson’s waiver granted, when this was so different from other waiver requests?

The “will they/won’t they” surrounding Kyle Larson’s playoff waiver has finally come to an end. NASCAR announced Tuesday morning that they will indeed grant Larson a waiver to maintain his playoff eligibility. The decision comes after Larson missed the Coca-Cola 600 to compete in the Indianapolis 500.

Kyle Larson woke up Monday having to manage an emotion he never quite considered when initially dreaming up the biggest day of his career to date.

Kubota High Limit Racing resumed action Friday at Indiana's Lawrenceburg Speedway, a $12,000-to-win program that brings the tour to the Midwest for more than a month.

Kyle Larson, fresh off his first Indy 500, will race in this evening's High Limit Racing Series at Lawrenceburg Speedway. He'll look for his second win of the season as he races High Limit's best in Rico Abreu, Brad Sweet, Corey Day, Tyler Courtney and Brent Marks--the top five point-getters in this year's series.

Amazingly, it’s Friday of a new race weekend and there has still been no announcement regarding Kyle Larson’s waiver to remain eligible to compete for the NASCAR Cup Series championship. It’s been five days since Larson made the decision to remain in Indianapolis for his first Indianapolis 500 instead of heading back to Charlotte Motor Speedway to start the Coca-Cola 600.

Fresh off a busy week competing in the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600, 2021 NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson was back behind the wheel of a race car on Tuesday. Larson participated in a Goodyear tire test at Iowa Speedway in advance of the inaugural NASCAR Cup Series event at the track on June 16.

If only Kyle Larson could relive two fleeting moments from Sunday’s latest Indianapolis 500 barnburner that slipped through his grasp.

It's 108th Indianapolis 500 race day as The Greatest Spectacle in Racing takes place at famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday.

Josef Newgarden used an epic last-corner maneuver to defeat late-race challenging Pato O'Ward to win Sunday's 108th running of the Indianapolis 500 for his second straight title at the Brickyard's famed Crown Jewel.

Race fans, rejoice, because the likelihood of Sunday's weather-delayed Indianapolis 500 starting and finishing before sundown is starting to appear more likely with each passing moment.