Kyle Larson wasn’t able to pinpoint the defining factor that made his No. 14 driver has raced with Larson for most of his professional career, on pavement and on dirt, and simply attributed his loss to Larson’s irrefutable talent. You put an incredible driver in an incredible race car, and once he gets the lead, he’s going to be hard to beat,” Briscoe said. And we did take tires there, so, it makes you wonder,” Reddick said. When asked if he was surprised that Larson was able to gain 13 positions in 35 laps after taking new tires, Hendrick Motorsports’ Chase Elliott had a two-word response, “Not really.”. 9 Chevrolet have been in the same position, could he have matched Larson’s performance?.

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