When it came time to talk about who was to blame, Kyle Larson took it upon himself to own up to the wreck.

Kyle Larson took full responsibility for his Stage 2 wreck with Shane van Gisbergen at Echopark Speedway. Larson admitted that he ran right into SVG with little knowledge of his position.

Defending NASCAR champion Kyle Larson accepted blame for wrecking in Sunday's Autotrader 400 at Atlanta after tangling with Shane van Gisbergen.

Defending NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson dropped from contention Sunday after a crash with Shane van Gisbergen at EchoPark Speedway. Larson was running third in Sunday\"s Autotrader 400 on the ...

The big one came near the end of the second stage of the Daytona 500 and was caused when Denny Hamlin attempted to take the lead from Justin Algaier.

An exciting end to Stage 2 of Sunday's Autotrader 400 at EchoPark Speedway came with a caveat.

Kyle Larson crashed out of the NASCAR Atlanta race on Feb. 22 after making contact with Shane van Gisbergen following a bad ...

Kyle Larson didn't try to shy away from a mental lapse on the final lap of Stage 2 that led to the end of his race in the Autotrader 400 at EchoPark Speedway.

An unexpected cut from the top of the track put Larson across the nose of Shane van Gisbergen and sent his Chevrolet into the outside wall, ending his afternoon.

Unlike last year, when Kyle Larson opened the season with finishes inside the top 20 and the top three at Daytona and Atlanta, he has hit a bump in the road to start the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season ...