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Larson had some difficulty adjusting to the Next-Gen car last season. He was unable to defend his 2021 Cup Series championship, but with a flurry of performance at the end of last season he still wound up with three victories and 19 Top-10 finishes. Larson would be eliminated prior to the championship round at Phoenix during the playoffs, but he still served notice he'll be a dominant force going forward. The driver of the No. 5 Chevrolet won 10 races during his championship season of 2021, and while it would be a stretch to see him revert to that form given the current parity with the new stock car, we could easily see Larson elevate himself above most of the title contenders in 2023. He signed a contract extension with Hendrick Motorsports during the past year and is now extended through 2026 with the team. That security and his pairing with crew chief Cliff Daniels will keep him in the championship discussion for years to come.
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Good Indy Test
While it was little surprise to see NTT INDYCAR SERIES oval master Josef Newgarden atop the speed chart, the second-fastest driver raised eyebrows and anticipation in equal measure. 2021 NASCAR Cup Series champion Larson clocked in second at 226.384 in the No. 17 Hendrickcars.com Arrow McLaren Chevrolet, IndyCar.com reports.
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Runner-up Finish in Martinsville
Larson finished second in the Cook Out 400 NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville Speedway Sunday afternoon.
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Wins Cook Out 400 Pole
Larson won the pole for the Cook Out 400 NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville Speedway Saturday afternoon. He turned a fast lap of 96.034 mph.
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Third in Toyota Owners 400
Larson finished third in the Toyota Owners 400 NASCAR Cup Series race at Richmond Raceway Sunday night.
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Wins Toyota Owners 400 Pole
Larson won the pole for the Toyota Owners 400 NASCAR Cup Series race at Richmond Raceway Saturday afternoon. He turned a fast lap of 120.332 mph.
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