The NASCAR Cup Series stars will run sprint cars on the Vegas dirt track this week as the series co-owned by Larson begins its fourth season.

High Limit Racing, which is co-owned by Kyle Larson and Brad Sweet, revealed a “franchise system” that will start in 2026.

Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell are running the dirt race during the NASCAR Las Vegas weekend. See more info about this week ...

Kyle Larson led the Hendrick Motorsports crew with a third-place finish at Phoenix Raceway. The Phoenix spring race marks a strong outing for the Chevrolet-affiliated team as all four drivers ...

With all the cars on track at once ... Before the weekend, I had Kyle Larson as one of three drivers with a double-digit percent chance of winning this race, behind only Christopher Bell and ...

Heading into Turn 3 on the final lap, both JGR cars ran side-by-side — almost as if their doors were attached — and began drifting up the track, which seemed to open a door for Kyle Larson to ...

Carl Edwards has decided to turn down Hendrick Motorsports driver Kyle Larson's offer to drive his No.5 car in All-Star Race ...

About a decade ago, NASCAR Cup Series driver Kyle Larson talked about his first two meetings with Hendrick Motorsports executive Jeff Gordon. Four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, Gordon was one ...

Bell is the first driver to win three straight races in the NextGen car. Kyle Larson was the last driver to win three in a row, accomplishing the feat twice in 2021. Christopher Bell has continued ...

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Another weekend came and went with Christopher Bell in Victory Lane … again. Which leaves us with one big question: Who can slow down Bell and the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing team? Bell became the first ...