How do you think Kyle Larson will perform in the 2022 season?

@JackCallSports

2 жыл бұрын

6-7 wins easily

@FusionRacing24

2 жыл бұрын

9/10

@aidanwidick4162

2 жыл бұрын

Just little off than this year

@coca-colatrackhousewarrior9925

2 жыл бұрын

11/10

@dalleyne5591

2 жыл бұрын

I'm calling it. He's gonna go back to back

This season isn’t in the “Missing Rings” videos so yeah this season has been historic

@dexterhochstetler3727

2 жыл бұрын

It almost was. We need to go back to a simpler points system.

@peekaboo1575

2 жыл бұрын

@@dexterhochstetler3727 I fully agree, we really do.

@derekweaver6384

2 жыл бұрын

@@dexterhochstetler3727 I'm okay with the way points are given out, including the the stages, my issue personally is the playoff format. I think it should be like every other kind of racing where from race 1 to the last you accumulate points and most points at the end is your champion

@hunternixonfishing2500

11 ай бұрын

Doesn’t take away from Kevin Harvicks all time season he had in 2020

"If he wins 10+ races, he is the champion." -Sun Tzu, The Art of War

@bonvct

2 жыл бұрын

"Dat boy fast" -Jesus

@vinnyparrillo

2 жыл бұрын

Except for 96 lol …. Sorry I just had to

@christophermorelock4999

2 жыл бұрын

@@vinnyparrillo And '85 and '93, as well.

@reisinn3067

2 жыл бұрын

"America is all about speed, hot nasty bad-ass speed" -Eleanor Roosevelt

Tony Stewart tweeted last night he’s the best driver I’ve ever seen. High praise from someone who saw Mario Andretti and AJ Foyt race. As a 90s baby I couldn’t agree more. Hands down the best driver I’ve ever seen

@DSHalfDemon

2 жыл бұрын

As much as I agree Larson is a great driver and in many different forms of racing. I think hyping him up to be on the same level as Mario andretti might be a stretch. Mario was a superstar in almost every major racing series. And scored great accomplishments in Nascar, Indy car, and F1. Mario proved he was one of the best against the best in the world no matter what the stage was. And I don't want to take away from Larson but I'd like to see him race in an Indy 500 or in F1 before I jump on the "he's as good as Mario" ship. Again I think Larson is a great driver but I think he still has alot to prove before he can be considered in the same conversation as Mario.

@livingisbetterthanyouthink9577

2 жыл бұрын

Are we going to forget that larson accused hendricks of cheating a few years back? Honesty is the best policy.

@DSHalfDemon

2 жыл бұрын

@NolanEP I agree as I said I think Larson is a great driver, and I no way ment to disrespect his accomplishments in every series he's ran in. But in my opinion (yes I know it's just an opinion and not fact so take it for whatever it's worth) Mario andrettis accomplishments weigh more then what Larson has done so far. Larson is still driving however and can still prove he deserves the right to be undisputedly considered in the same tier as Mario. Time is the difference. Mario has had his time and all his accomplishments are completed, Larson still has time to prove more and do more. But for me he still has to prove it.

@dirtracer21d

2 жыл бұрын

@@DSHalfDemon see that’s where I disagree, just because a form of racing is more well known, doesn’t make it better or worse than another form. I’ll go with the latemodel sprint car thing, some of the best latemodel drivers in the country jump in spring cars and struggle, same with sprint drivers to Latemodels. I’ve seen Kyle Larson win NASCAR, 410 winged sprints, USAC non wing sprints, Super latemodels, midgets. Dirt racing will never get the credit it deserves. Which I do agree with you on the Indy and f1, when it comes to dirt there’s a lot of skill it takes to do, just for the fact many NASCAR drivers have tried and have been very mediocre. He’s 29, I would bet he ends up getting many opportunities in many different formats of racing before he’s done

@frederickschulze8014

2 жыл бұрын

@NolanEP I'm a Kyle Larson fan, and I agree that he's one of the greatest, but NASCAR is much closer to dirt racing than F1/Indycar. Open wheel cars have very high downforce and require the driver to adapt to an extremely different driving style. Andretti was more of a jack of all trades while Larson is extremely dominant on ovals with lower downforce vehicles. Right now, Kyle might be the best oval driver ever, but in order to surpass Andretti as the driver who could do it all, I think he would have to succeed in high profile races in open wheel racing and Le Mans. I think he can do it and I hope he does, but we will have to see :)

Chili Bowl - won King’s Royal - won Knoxville Nationals - won NASCAR Cup - won

@Wisconsin222

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha next the Kentucky Derby lol

@otaviofrn_adv

2 жыл бұрын

@@Wisconsin222 with the moment he's carrying, he can win by running on foot

@macncheezboi_designs

2 ай бұрын

you forgot the Rolex 24 also soon to be the Indy 500 😁

If this does not inspire you, then I do not know what will. Look at Larson man, so inspirational.

@BoleDaPole

2 жыл бұрын

Ya if u like racists

@BoleDaPole

2 жыл бұрын

Lewis Hamilton, now THERE is an inspiring story of rags to riches, dude literally had everything against him and still came on top despite everyone holding him back.

@tritontransport

2 жыл бұрын

@@BoleDaPole nobody is holding bubba Wallace back and in fact they are catering to him so what’s his problem? Where’s his 10 win season and tittle? One luck win on a rained out plate race. He is probably driving the best funded car in nascar between Toyota, Hamlin, Michael Jordan and the sponsors pouting every penny they can into the car . Larson whipped all their asses with a car primarily self funded by Rick Hendrick 🤔 . Fans don’t want to see drivers riding around just for the sake of affirmative action. It didn’t work for Danica Patrick either. Fans want to see results. The more you win the more fans you get in racing, that’s just how it works. You don’t get fans by looking for sympathy or playing the minority cards. It never worked and never will.

@nunyabusiness8887

2 жыл бұрын

@@BoleDaPole Because he said a word that is used by black people, in pretty much every rap song on the planet?

@TheLoneDeranger

2 жыл бұрын

What's so inspirational about saying a slur and getting everything you ever wanted?

If a guy has 2 digits in their wins it's deserved. Albert Einstein-

@TheIceberg

2 жыл бұрын

I’m 100% certain that’s an Einstein quote 😂

@briangriffinfamilyguyfan81

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

@bradcofo

2 жыл бұрын

Ah, Einstein's most well known quote

@volkanuzug1824

2 жыл бұрын

well Jİmmie Johnson 2007? or Jeff Gordon 1996? both of them didn't deserved but one of them won

Larson has shown he can drive any car on any surface and on any track configuration. And still win. I think his best is yet to come.

@gabingston3430

2 жыл бұрын

I wonder how he'd do if he joined F1 on a top caliber team like Ferrari or Mercedes.

@LyleFrancisDelp

2 жыл бұрын

@@gabingston3430 He would win. Period.

@Evarakeus

2 жыл бұрын

@@gabingston3430 Probably poorly, at first. He'd need some time to acclimate to the cars, as they're extremely different to everything else he's driven (just look at Jimmie's IndyCar season). No doubt he'd be quick as hell with some time though

@Hal9023

2 жыл бұрын

@@gabingston3430 Ferrari isn't exactly a top-caliber team at the moment.

@ethanweeter2732

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hal9023 RB or Merc. If you aren’t in those cars, it is a struggle to win.

He had one of the dominating seasons I've ever seen

IMO the greatest comeback ever in NASCAR and definitely one of the greatest ever in motorsports period. Everyone expected to see the guy get a win at top, but no instead he created one of the most dominant years ever in NASCAR history. He prevailed from what was impossible to think all of what he did would work out, and won his first championship. I have always been for Larson, I don’t care if he won and entire year and won every race of that year, I’m a diehard Larson fan.

@brapa1190

2 жыл бұрын

Kyle Busch driving with literally just some cast and skin holding his leg and foot together at Sonoma and Charlotte Still won 5 races and a championship

@lettucelettucelettuce

2 жыл бұрын

@@brapa1190 yea I would totally agree except I feel maybe the playoffs could have helped him, no matter what though that was a cool comeback story

@brapa1190

2 жыл бұрын

@@lettucelettucelettuce yes Playoffs helped him because win you're in

@lettucelettucelettuce

2 жыл бұрын

@@brapa1190 yes

@danduby9700

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve been a Larson fan as well since way before Cup. The dude is the real deal. I wish he could line up again Earnhardt and Martin and Bill Elliott etc. literally throw him in a race with the drivers from 98. He would run right with them.

I think people don't realize that all the other drivers who won 10 or more races in a year are literal HOF's, champions and GOATS. So Kyle doing this it could be the start of something great.

@ethanweeter2732

2 жыл бұрын

10 wins in a single season is one of the hardest accomplishments for any driver, for obvious reasons. 13 is the gold standard of course.

I see Kyle Larson and Cliff Danials being the new, Jimmie Johnson and Chad Knaus.

Can you imagine if he hadn't had issues at those other tracks where he finished 2nd this year? He'd have what 16 wins? And it's not that hard to believe the he could have done it if a couple things had just been different. A bad pit call and a blown tire on last lap are two that cost him a win that I can recall at 2 races. And all I can think is how long was CGR holding Larson back? I think the reign of Larson domination is upon us. I just hope he doesn't become as disliked as JJ and even Gordon during their prime. People really didn't like either when they were winning. And Larson is just getting started... The other NASCAR drivers are just going to be on the track because he likes passing other people. 😂

@ethanweeter2732

2 жыл бұрын

I think CGR was holding him back in 2019 and 2020 maybe.

I'm starting to think people forgot about how Larson raced before the 2021 season. in 2019 he was an edge of the top ten driver but got a little better in the playoffs finishing 6th. In 2018 Larson was 9th. 2017: 8th, 2016: 9th, 2015: 18th 2014: 17th. Before the season I was expecting Larson to be an 8th place driver at best because of rust and stress. I completely underestimated him but this was an INSANE season. Edit: *I'm very excited to see how Larson will execute the 2022 season*

@frevazz3364

2 жыл бұрын

I predicted 3 wins this year but I was way off. Thought the new team and crew chief pairing would take time to gel.

@nathan1sixteen

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I feel like, if you look back at his history, seeing how he was running consistently 10th, you realize that he's a top 4 driver with top-of-the-line equipment like he now has at HMS. Make you wonder just how good someone like Dillon or Reddick would be in a quality ride.

@ethanweeter2732

2 жыл бұрын

He was overachieving in CGR cars, why did you think he would not be better in the best cars?

@ethanweeter2732

2 жыл бұрын

@@nathan1sixteen Reddick top 10 every week for sure because his cars could handle the whole race of wear and tear.

@ethanweeter2732

2 жыл бұрын

And that was in car that was barely top ten.

I find it hilarious that Larson is actually doing what everyone SAID Chase was going to do this year after he won the 2020 title.

@zacharyphillips8910

2 жыл бұрын

We’ll chase probably would have done it if Larson didn’t come along. He had 4 runner ups to Kyle Larson and pissed off Kevin Harvick. Happy he got in the final 4 but Larson earned it

@flyingpizza98

2 жыл бұрын

Chase had just as good a season as last year. The only difference is that some of the races he would have won, Larson was racing

@paulday5722

2 жыл бұрын

I don't recall ANYBODY saying Chase would win 10 races and lead over 2,500 laps.

I liked Kyle Larson before he got suspended, and I can’t believe he made a comeback like this. Let’s go Larson! Also can’t wait to see the sponsors

@MegaMr46

2 жыл бұрын

Thank Rick for giving him a 2nd chance

@flyingpizza98

2 жыл бұрын

my friends got so tired of me sending them the "you just lost to unsponsored kid" meme

@BamaShinesDistillery

2 жыл бұрын

You wont. Hendrick is his main sponsor for two more years.

@ethanweeter2732

2 жыл бұрын

Larson is the best driver since Jimmie and the best generational talent Jeff and Tony.

keep in mind, most of the laps Larson led were at intermediates and road courses where there's less laps in those races than there were in the short tracks he was average at, so if you look at his laps led in terms of percentage of each race, it's well above 2017 Truex, 2020 Harvick, and likely on the level of 1998 Gordon.

@ba.diecast24

2 жыл бұрын

He actually tops all 3 of them on a percentage basis. Larson led 28.08% of laps ran. Only one driver since 1990 has a higher percentage: Rusty Wallace in 1993 led 2860 laps or 28.59% of all laps ran in '93.

@flyingpizza98

2 жыл бұрын

@@ba.diecast24 no i mean in % of each individual race because leading 50 laps at Sonoma means alot more than leading 50 laps at Martinsville

@ethanweeter2732

2 жыл бұрын

@@flyingpizza98 And what is scary, in 1993, I believe they still ran 500 laps at Dover maybe and more laps at Rockingham too. Also, they ran the Carousel at Sonoma for 95 laps at least, I believe, and Loudon was just one race like now at one less lap.

@ethanweeter2732

2 жыл бұрын

@@flyingpizza98 The % of laps would account for that, I believe. The Carousel at Sonoma adds probably 3/10ths of a mile to that lap and reduced it to 95 laps or so, I think.

I believe it's up there with the seasons that are in the debate for greatest seasons ever like Gordon 98 SR 87 JJ 07 etc

@Countrybananas

2 жыл бұрын

Dude what are you talking about Jimmie Johnsons 07 season is not in the conversation at all Jeff Gordon blew him out of the water that season stats wise. Gordon's 96,97,98 seasons are all more impressive in fact its ridiculous we even need to question this with Jeff being the only guy to do it multiple times in a row. Imagine winning 33 races in 3 seasons.

@austinhiggins4645

2 жыл бұрын

@@Countrybananas this is not the goat debate. This is the best season debate so the last half of your statement makes 0 sense

@Countrybananas

2 жыл бұрын

@@austinhiggins4645 I'm saying the season you're talking about can't possibly be in the conversation when someone in that same season had a better season then him that season and only lost the championship because of the the points format I'm not sure how that's irrelevant to your point.

@austinhiggins4645

2 жыл бұрын

@@Countrybananas that's the first half.............................

@Countrybananas

2 жыл бұрын

@@austinhiggins4645 sorry I misread but how is the last half not relevant I'm saying all 3 of those seasons should be considered over Jimmies 07

Kyle Larson 2021 Championship Season is up there with Jeff Gordon 1998, Jimmie Johnson 2007 and Martin Truex Jr 2017

His season could have looked so much better if he didn’t average a 38.5 finish at Talladega

In Larsons defense... he did this with a new team and a new crew chief... he won 9 out of the last 22 races... so as amazing as Larson was it took him 14 races to really get on track..

I think Larsons 2021 season was immaculate. He easily could've tied Gordon's 13 wins had he not been unlucky at Pocono and Atlanta and the rain at CotA. Even all that aside his dominance this season simply cannot be denied. So, do not be surprised if we see him the the final 4 and possibly returning as champion on a regular basis in the next 5 years. All subject to how the Next Gen cars perform of course.

@Wisconsin222

2 жыл бұрын

But remember Kyle Larson has raced with the best in multiple divisions

@slimbrady6691

2 жыл бұрын

He also kinda got screwed out of a win by a late race caution at Indy as well.

@ethanweeter2732

2 жыл бұрын

He also could have swept Vegas is not for bad pit strategy.

Jeff Gordon’s 2007 season should’ve been mentioned he had 34 top 5s and 36 top 10s and 7 wins if it wasn’t for the chase

@flyingpizza98

2 жыл бұрын

Gordon had 21 top 5s, 30 top 10s, and 6 wins in 2007...

@NASCARFAN93100

2 жыл бұрын

@@flyingpizza98 Along with a 7.3 Average Finish

@flyingpizza98

2 жыл бұрын

@@NASCARFAN93100 ^ that too

There's an argument Larson is the best pure race car driver in the history of the US.

I also feel like it needs to be mentioned more. Larsons laps led record for 36 races is VERY impressive. Larson ran 9,000 laps even. Jeff Gordon in 2001 ran 10,638 laps. Larson led more with less laps to work with.

He’s the modern day Jeff Gordon imagine if he had a Hendrick ride day 1. Would have multiple Titles.

@otaviofrn_adv

2 жыл бұрын

He can be starting a era of dominance

Kyle showed the power of the gamer word. Went from a shit tier middle of the pack team to the flagship car of the flagship NASCAR program.

@Valcerv

2 жыл бұрын

Its a running joke between my brother and I that Kyle Larson used it to get himself banned to get a better ride since he knew a top tier team would see his raw talent then decide to bail him out

@UnderwaterAlexJones

2 жыл бұрын

@@Valcerv he had what 2-3 years left on his Chip contract? I'd have started throwing romans on camera to get the fuck out of that one.

@vercingetorix444

2 жыл бұрын

@@UnderwaterAlexJones he was out of his contract at the end of 2020 anyway I believe and was expected to be going to HMS. They just got him at a much lower price.

I was really happy that Kyle won! He was dominant all season, and it was nice to see him not get cancelled after what happened during the iRacing incident.

Kyle Larson is a pure racer ! Congratulations Kyle !!!!!!

I am very curious how Larson will perform with the Next-Gen car next year.

@aarow6346

2 жыл бұрын

He's won in a ton of other cars so I'm sure he will figure it out

@otaviofrn_adv

2 жыл бұрын

@@aarow6346 I think he would do like Jinmie Johnson in the COT Gen 6 transition. Winning right from the get go

Man, it was pretty silly that some people were saying Dillon or Chase were better than him a couple years ago.

@evanjonez914

2 жыл бұрын

As a Dillion fan I would say Larson is hell of a lot better. Austin can be a top driver the only down side of his racing is that he is not aggressive at all. He lets people pass him like it’s nothing. But when there’s a opening he takes it but in nascar there rarely is

During his suspension year he had one of the greatest dirt track seasons of all time. As a sprint car fan he's my favorite driver. He won some of the biggest races of the year this year as well. All hail King Kyle!

Larson Made a huge mistake, atoned for it, and became a better man. Good on Hendricks for giving him a second chance. I don’t think he’s gonna have any trouble finding sponsorship going forward.

@KellieLeigh48

2 жыл бұрын

Mr. H is a good man... He helps people who help themselves. I hated to see Kyle get fired from Ganassi but unfortunately I do see now he did what he was really forced to do. Glad to see Kyle get past all the stigma of an honest fuck up

I always had Dale Earnhardt, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson and Tony Stewart as the best all around drivers in NASCAR history. I don't think it's far fetched any longer to put Kyle Larson in the conversation of that group. Kyle Busch had the potential to.

I believe Larson will have a hall of fame career

With the fact the first 1/3 of this season was Larson warming up and getting to speed, and the fact he's so adaptable, I think 12+ wins next year

@Hmoney42069

2 жыл бұрын

You really thinking he's gonna have a 1998 jeff gordon type season

@heidtxtreme1648

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hmoney42069 Well he could, but it might not look the same because of the Playoffs

@Hmoney42069

2 жыл бұрын

@@heidtxtreme1648 I dont have a problem with the playoffs,it crowns a true champion,if certain drivers can't step up their game and make the final 4,then that's their fault

@heidtxtreme1648

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hmoney42069 Yeah, the playoff system is great, it keeps and era were the racing isn't as good still entertaining and competitive.

@lemonjuicegaming6551

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hmoney42069 Playoffs are flawed unless an actual true deserving driver has a shot.

With how Byron was at the end of this season, as well as how well he and Larson worked together, I have a feeling that the two of them are going to be a powerhouse.

I’ve been a NASCAR fan since 1973 and during that time I’ve had 4 favorite drivers. David Pearson Dale Earnhardt Dale Earnhardt Jr. Kyle Larson Seeing my favorite driver win the championship for the first time since Earnhardt in 94 was priceless, awesome season!🏁🏁🏁🏁

Larsons season was the best I’ve seen in my roughly 15 years of watching this sport. Epic. So happy for him!

@aldouscoroza

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@nascarandbowlingfan3888

2 жыл бұрын

I've seen better in 26 seasons

@ethanweeter2732

2 жыл бұрын

@@nascarandbowlingfan3888 Gordon 1998?

Do Missing Rings: (this year version) JH Nemechek AJ Allmendinger Austin Cindric Denny Hamlin

@billsbetterthanurteam8488

2 жыл бұрын

not for hamlin. missing rings is where the best driver doesnt win the championship

@NASCARFAN93100

2 жыл бұрын

Iago Freitas I would add Martin Truex Jr to that conversation

@billsbetterthanurteam8488

2 жыл бұрын

@@NASCARFAN93100 no

@iagofreitas910

2 жыл бұрын

@@billsbetterthanurteam8488 Hamlin was the only one to fight Larson this year He would be the runner-up if was in the Winston Cup points system

@CarsonBarrettRacing

2 жыл бұрын

@@iagofreitas910 he was 2nd in regular season, almost beating Larson wth you mean?

NASCAR on Fox said it was gonna be the best season ever, I think the season delivered! 15 different winners and a comeback and historical championship finish to cap it all off. I think it’s easy to say it’s arguably one of if not the best season ever.

@evanjonez914

2 жыл бұрын

I’d say it’s one of the best I’ve seen in my 15 years of watching nascar. Expect the Bristol dirt track that didn’t do anything for me and COTA sucked with the rain. But besides that one of the best seasons I’ve watched

I'd love to see Larson climb into a nascar modified. I bet he could also win there as well.

Larson with 10 wins average of 9.1, and he still have major unlucky. Like you said block by Blaney teammates in Atlanta, raining take his victory in Cota (Elliott would pit), Nascar gave Kyle Busch a win in Kansas on his birthday (on a bizarre yellow), the mess take his dominant win Indianapolis, Joe Gibbs out strategy HMS in Darlington (he almost get) and Vegas. And have a crash very early on dirt bristol where he was favorite, on a move by Bell where he could do nothing. Incredible...

I'm a NASCAR fan since 2008 and this is the most dominant season that I have ever seen since then

@nascarandbowlingfan3888

2 жыл бұрын

I have been a NASCAR fan for 26 years I have seen better seasons and drivers

@lemonjuicegaming6551

2 жыл бұрын

@@nascarandbowlingfan3888 Kid, you have watched longer. No shit you have seen better seasons.

This season was great. Larson and Verstappen champs! I love it!

@slimbrady6691

2 жыл бұрын

Hell yea dude. So happy they both won.

This season was the Kyle Larson dominant season

So the last 5 times a 10 win season happened it was done by a Hendricks driver, incredible!

Future hall of famer. We're watching Nascar history being made. Enjoy it.

I just want to see him swing by my local dirt track again this year. Kyles the only reason I’m paying attention to nascar right now.

This is truly what NASCAR made: the greatest season ever!

Definitely the best championship run during the playoff era

watch Kyle Larson throughout the off season run a bunch of dirt races and obliterate the competition lol

The saying everything happens for a reason certainly applies here. Had Larson not lost his ride and be exiled this may have never happened. For everyone that had written him off after the NASCAR ban its a BIG F U. The kid always had the talent he always had the skill hats off to Mr. H for believing in him fighting for him to come back and kick NASCAR in the ass.

@evanwilliams6406

2 жыл бұрын

Dude won 53 Sprint car features while exiled. Dude could make plenty on Sprint Cars alone but Larson will challenge the highest forms of motorsports.

@flyingpizza98

2 жыл бұрын

the only thing that suspension changed was letting Hendrick sign Larson for only half the cost he would've signed him for

@MrRoute661

2 жыл бұрын

We’ll said!

@otaviofrn_adv

2 жыл бұрын

H knows greatness. And that's why he signed Larson

Kyle Larson's Playoff run in 2021 was just as dominant as Martin Truex Jr's Playoff run in 2017 While Larson had more wins in 2021 than MTJ in 2017 (5 > 4) MTJ had more Top 5s (9 > 6), more Top 10s (9 > 8) and a better Average Finish (4.3 > 7.4)

Missing Rings: Denny Hamlin 2021 Missing Rings: Martin Truex Jr 2021

i was a huge fan of tony stewart during his nascar days, and with larson and turex im getting back into watching the sport just fun drivers are back

I watched Kyle Larson race dirt tracks all over the Midwest in person and he was always hugging the wall and sometimes grinding the wall T always raced on the highest line of the track which let you maintain the highest speed everybody I set next to you from town to town knew him and seen how he was racing he was faster because he took the outside line where he could maintain the highest speed and everybody and every time before he ever went to NASCAR said if he ever makes its own NASCAR he will be a champ multiple times he just needs a ride

Love the nascar 06 music in the background

Could you please do a video, where you explain every championship point system? Like explaining the Chase, the Sprints, Playoffs, etc.

He was a david starr away from not winning the championship. still flawed system but it worked out this year

I like how people only give Chase credit as an “elite” driver when using it as leverage to make Larson sound even better in comparison

I was truly expecting a heavier Hendrix bias. That was really a respectful video. Surprised you keep your sword sheathed and didn’t has a sword fight with Geoff.

Never been more happy to see someone successful

My dad(Jeff Gordon fan) and I(Jimmie Johnson fan) said for years if Kyle Larson were to step foot at Hendrick Motorsports, he’d win just like Jeff and Jimmie did. After the Homestead race earlier this year, I remember somebody reported Larson said the HMS cars run smoother than the Ganassi cars. That’s when I knew he would win 5 races. Little did we know he’d win twice that much. Seeing how Hendrick jumped out front with the Gen 5 and Gen 6 in 2007-2009 and 2013-2015 respectively along with Chad Knaus moving up, it’s wouldn’t surprise me to see Larson win multiple championships.

@otaviofrn_adv

2 жыл бұрын

He has the right combination of skill and equipment, and is in a awesome moment. For now, his biggest competition is himself. No foolish mistakes and all that

Great video. Can you do a career recap on Brandon Brown?

I may only be a rookie race fan but seeing this season in front of my eyes also shows domination, drama, and a moment that Larson used his second chance wisely and won the championship as a sign of redemption. He's a heck of a trooper!

23 combined championships. Doesn't matter but still impressive as hell.

And let's not forget... Kansas 1 went south after he and Blaney were mid-pack and trying to go forward, and at the Daytona road course he was gaining on the leader before he piled it into the wall overdriving a turn, and had a top 5 going before being spun at Road America toward the end.

Dude went from having 7 career wins to 17 in one season

NASCAR needed a finish like this.

Harvick had 16 1-2 finishes in 2015 with 13 being runner ups.

When you ad to this, that he was off pretty much all of last season, and come back and did this, its far more impressive.

It was a Jeff Gordon like season.

Love the video but the music bed was too distracting

He was also the only driver since dale sr. In 1982 to win 3 races more than once in a season

As many times as we saw Larson wheeling the Schlitz outta that 42 car and still coming up short while putting on a helluva show, I cant say I'm too surprised at what we saw this season, but WoW, who'd a thought we'd see composed dominance like that. I'm so happy to see Larson in one year making up for and then some all the times he came up short in the Ganassi car, and not to mention the fact that he basically kicked off the season cold with a whole new operation.

Honestly his style was so smooth and so wanted to see him be competitive in the Bristol dirt race but honestly he was damn good , the roval went from last due to battery issues and went on to win the race, that for me showcases talent as other drivers who have less severe issues with the car would’ve quit. If they bring back the seat swap between NASCAR and F1 like Jeff Gordon and Juan Pablo Montoya (one of my favorite drivers of all time even though the jet dryer incident still perplexed me) did in 2001 and Jimmie Johnson and Fernando Alonso just to see him and my favorite F1 driver Esteban Ocon swap seats and see him in my favorite f1 team.

This was the first season of NASCAR I've watched since junior stopped racing at my dad stopped watching and I was really excited about it I really got that spark again to enjoy watching the races it may have helped that I'm old enough to drink beer now and I really enjoy cooking beer brats day off for racing but I also got my girlfriend in the watching it with me so I really enjoyed this season and I think this was damn good season to decide to watch again and I look forward to next year

I knew Kyle would be fast, but I didn’t expect him to have the season he did. As expected, he wasn’t as quick to start the year, but he destroyed the end of it!

I really got 2001 Jeff Gordon season vibes from Larson's dominant season. Have to say what a driver. I'm not gonna brush up on "the incident" but I do remember hearing from fans before that he just needed a little bit of better equipment he'd be a complete driver especially his driving style.

Tbh, I never thought I’d have any interest in NASCAR after Jeff, Jimmie, Dale Jr. And Tony retired (and maybe Harvick)... But Kyle Larson and Busch really proved me wrong somehow (I’m still gonna give it a go with Ross Chastain)

Greatest season since Jeff Gordon 1998 and that was the greatest 🤷‍♂️

I paused at 3:22, go back to 3:02. Early season he should've won more. Atlanta he led the whole damn race but Blaney barely caught him on old tires. He had a couple others early season where he led every damn lap, but didn't win. That's where the top 5s, top 10s emerged. Scary thought is, they were just learning how to win.. My thought (early season) was how do you dominate week in, week out and lose. WELL, they figured it out. Kyle's post race at the roval and I believe Bristol tell a story of sorts. Both times he said "I didn't expect to win." Imagine that compared to most winners post race; "Guys worked really hard, this is a really fast (sponsor)(make), after the restart got great track position and made the most of it!" Kyle layed out everything that went wrong and they still won. Huge red flag to the competition, mainly looking at the #9. They've figured out something that you haven't

The talent on the track is undeniable, but what really makes him is his off the track personality. He always praises his teammates and car owners and remains loyal to family and friends, a True hero. You can not keep a good man down...

I knew he would win one eventually I always seen his pure talent

If he can do this in next gen too he is legit

He won 4 of the last 5 races. Last one to do that was Rusty Wallace in 1988?

I’m just glad Hamlin got put in his place

He's called Yung Money for a reason

KL's 2021 was one of the greatest seasons in any racing series ever. And that was just the cup series, then you add the big dirt wins and it's even more historical.

Kyle is the best natural wheelman to come only since the 60's. Look at the wins in other forms of racing this year as well.. Knoxville, ChiliBowl

Legitimate champion!!!!!! Thank goodness it feels right.

I feel sorry for all those Larson fans who got rid of all his things and cast him out when he got suspended. Now look 👀

@polycube868

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They are idiots for not being loyal to him.

@kennethterry8196

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@@polycube868 Agreed 💯

Given how quickly he can adapt from car to car (as evidence by late 2020 into 2021) The driver aspect will not be an issue at all in 2022. The only question mark I have is wether or not Hendrick can produce a car capable of competing for the championship again

Time to watch the Denny missing rings and cry

Short answer: good Long answer: very good

This has been a great sendoff season for the gen 6 car

It's already (arguably) being called the best in the last 20 years, so I'm guessing it was pretty good

Time trials stats?

Did you mention all the dirt track wins?