Kyle Larson is known for his confidence, and his talent usually justifies it. But after a brutal Sunday that saw him crash out of both the Indy 500 and the Coca-Cola 600, fans are debating whether that swagger still holds up. In the latest episode of Out of the Groove, Eric Estepp dives into Larson’s turbulent weekend, the fan backlash, and what it all means for the “most versatile driver” conversation. The video also breaks some big news: NASCAR may be seriously considering increasing horsepower in Cup cars. With talks of jumping from 670 to 750 HP at most tracks, could this finally fix short-track and road course racing?
- Kyle Larson crashes out of both the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600—how bad was it?
- A controversial thumbs-up and radio comment spark backlash—was it cocky or misunderstood?
- NASCAR execs are discussing increasing horsepower, so what would that mean for the sport?
- Weekly Power Rankings are in—who’s rising, who’s falling, and where does Larson land?
Love him or hate him, Kyle Larson’s rollercoaster of a weekend has reignited debates across NASCAR fandom. Whether you’re here for the racing drama, the technical news, or just the weekly rankings shakeup, this episode delivers. Don’t miss it, and don’t forget to drop your takes in the comments section.
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