Kyle Larsen Race to Race 500 and Coca-Cola 600
Kyle Larsen talks on hydration, preparation and physical toll of “Memorial Day Double” running.
Heartbreak for Kyle Larsen for another straight year.
A year after the delay of rain, Larsen was stopped from completing “the double”-on the same day, completing both Indycar Indiananapolis 500 and NASCAR Coca-Cola 600 in Charlota in North Carolina-Larsen’s second attempt failed after being out of Indy 500.
Larsen was less than half in his first race of the day when he used to enter a turn. His arrow McLaren crashed into two other drivers-sting Rob and Kyphin Simpson-before slamming behind the wall on 92. The resulting disadvantage inspired the three drivers to withdraw from the race early.
He said, “We were tickling when we just started again and I was actually close to me in front of me.” “A kind of aero was tight behind him, and as I left … I roam.
“I hate that I caused that accident, hate others have been collected in it, and in fact, Arrow McLaren and (owner of NASCAR team Hendric motor sprits) hate for Rick Handric – everyone who puts a lot to make this effort possible. Just go out.”
A few minutes after the accident, Fox cameras caught Larsen’s helicopter making their way for Charlotte, where the driver will still compete in the Coca-Cola 600.
The NASCAR race is scheduled to begin in ET at 6 pm in the capital of North Carolina state. Larsen is a favorite betting to win.