Kyle Larson won two races and nearly swept all three series at Bristol, showing power, speed, and serious racing skills.
Larson honored his late friend Jon Edwards after the race, saying the wins were for him and full of heart.
Tribute to Jon
Larson led 411 of 500 laps, controlling the Cup race from the front and never letting go of his lead.
Dominates Food City
He won the Xfinity race Saturday, adding another trophy and proving his talent across multiple NASCAR series.
Xfinity Win Too
Larson finished second in the Truck Series on Friday, just missing a rare weekend sweep of all three national races.
Near Truck Sweep
Hamlin Battles Hard
Denny Hamlin pushed late in the race but couldn’t pass Larson, finishing second and showing respect for a great run.
Byron’s Big Climb
Starting 26th, William Byron charged through the field to finish sixth, showing grit and smart racing at every turn.
Briscoe Finishes Fourth
Chase Briscoe stayed fast all race long, ending in fourth place with a strong result for Stewart-Haas Racing.
Bowman’s Bad Luck
Alex Bowman started on the pole but lost the engine after leading early, ending a promising run too soon.
Emotional Victory Lane
Larson stood in victory lane with pride, joy, and sadness, celebrating for his team and the memory of Jon Edwards.