Kyle Larsen’s dialect should not be interrupted by the weather to compete on Sunday in both Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600.
Larsen demanded a fifth driver to compete in the Indi 500 and Coke 600 on the same day on the same day, but the delay in four hours of rain in Indianapolis inspired him to remember the beginning of Coke 600. By the time he approached Charlotte and agreed to get into his car, the rain ended 600 early and Larsen never landed in the vehicle.
Many challenges, including a new NASCAR rule, create the achievement of walking in those signatures race in a single day.
The Sunday weather asks for the underground forecast, a cloud sky for Indianpolis 500 (start time of ET), 65 degrees high and 17% of rain. The possibility of rain is less than 20% in the rest of the afternoon.
Coca-Cola 600 is to take a green flag on ET Sunday at 6:27 pm.
The weather asks for the sky of the underground forecast clouds, a high of 76 degrees and 17% of the rain at the beginning of the Charlotte race. The possibility of rain increases by 51% on ET at 9 am and increases by 56% at 10 pm
The focus will demand redemption in a 1.5-mile oval on Kyle Larsen.
John Andrati, Robbie Gordon, Tony Stewart and Kurt Busch, which was chosen in the class of NASCAR Hall of Fame of 2026 this weekThe only driver to compete in both Indie 500 and Coke 600 is the only driver to compete. Stewart is the only driver to complete all 1,100 miles in a single day, doing so in 2001. He finished sixth in Indie and third in Charlotte that day.
Gordon reduced a lap in Charlotte to complete all 1,100 miles in 2002. He was eight and 16th in Charlotte in Indianapolis.