Shortly thereafter, Larson left on a plane for Knoxville, Iowa, where he was locked into the main event in the prestigious Knoxville Nationals for winged sprint cars. But before he was set to run the 1,425-pound sprint car, he navigated the .75-mile Richmond short track in 23.042 seconds...
Larson has kept close connections with the area and his fans, but the bond he shares with his family — both his own and the dirt-racing community in general — might have the tightest grip. Brad Sweet counts himself in both groups. He has won the World of Outlaws sprint car series ti...
One of those was the Trackhouse Racing team of Suàrez who rolled home fourth behind the Chevrolets of Larson, Dillon and Jones. “We’re going to win a few races very soon here,” Suàrez said. “I just can’t thank everyone enough on my team. We had a fast car, but we wen...