


Anderson and Barnette are featured in “4 Tires and Fuel: Pit Crew Challenge” that premiered on Wednesday, June 21st, on RacingAmerica.TV, their FAST channels and MAVTV. Barnette (tire carrier), Brandon Harder (fueler), Brandon Johnson (jackman) and Calvin Teague (rear-tire changer). The team’s five-man pit crew consists of Blaine Anderson (front-tire changer), R.J. They shaved 0.018 seconds off their average during the race at Sonoma. 5 pit crew has the second-fastest average four-tire pit stop time in 2023 at 11.070 seconds. With five wins in the Next Gen car, Larson is in a four-way tie along with teammates Byron and Chase Elliott for the most wins to date in the current generation stock car. CHASIN’ YOU: The two-time points race winner in 2023 has the second-most top-five finishes this season (six), just behind teammate Byron (seven). Larson ranks third for the most laps run in the top five this season (1,722) and the most laps run in the top 10 (2,631). He trails only teammate William Byron (717) in this stat and has 154 more laps led than the third-place competitor. FAST CAR: The 2021 Cup Series champion has led 588 laps in 2023 - in all of 2022, he only led 635. In August 2021, following a two-week break for the circuit, Larson won the premier series race at Watkins Glen International. This year's Nashville event comes after the Cup Series off weekend and in the past, the 30-year-old driver has had no problem swinging back into full gear. Larson holds the best average finish (2.5) and is one of only two drivers to finish in the top five during both races (first in 2021 and fourth in 2022). He has also run the most laps in the top five at the 1.33-mile oval (361). This is more than double that of the second-place competitor with only 114 laps led. DIRT ON MY BOOTS: Pacing the field for 264 circuits, Larson has led the most laps in the two Ally 400 races at Nashville Superspeedway. Larson started 16th for Sunday’s race and gained eight positions during the 218.9-mile-long race, finishing in eighth place. 5 Valvoline driver was at the top of the board in practice. Larson dominated the field in practice, earned the pole position during qualifying, won stages one and two before finishing third. 17 Chevrolet during the inaugural NASCAR Xfinity Series race at the 1.99-mile long Northern California road course. The Elk Grove, California, native drove Hendrick Motorsports’ No. HEADS CAROLINA, TAILS CALIFORNIA: In the most recent NASCAR weekend, Kyle Larson ran double duty at his home premier series track, Sonoma Raceway.
