Indy 500: Kyle Larson’s ‘Double’ attempt goes awry

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Kyle Larson’s The attempt to complete the “double” ended abruptly on Sunday.

Larson failed to finish 500 miles Indianapolis 500 While causing a three -car wreck in circle 91. The race just returned to Green when Larson was racing to climb on the water board. He was in a tight pack when he lowered and lost control of his vehicle.

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Kyle Larson, the second on the left, is checked after hitting a wall in another bend during an automatic indianapolis 500 automatic race on Speedway Indianapolis Motorway in Indianapolis, on Sunday, May 25, 2025. (AP Photo/Jamie Gallagher)

The wreck has collected Stiing Ray Robba and Kyffin Simpson, ending her days.

“It was a little crazy there at the start. I was really firmly behind Takum (Sato),” Larson told Fox after leaving the care center. “I was really close to him. I got rid of it and then I somehow climbed all over and turned. Yes, I just hate … There I was a little eagerly to re -launch and cause that fall.

“Try to get over it quickly and try to go to Charlotte. Just try to forget about it and try to win the next one.”

Larson tried to become the second driver in the history of the runner who completed the feat known as “Double”, which includes the race and completing all 500 rounds on the Indy 500, then flying to the Charlotte Motor Speedway for the race and finish NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600.

Kyle Larson is awaiting the start of the Indianapolis 500 automatic race at the Speedway Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis, on Friday, May 2, 2025. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy)

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He said Fox News Digital Before Indy 500 that she was looking forward to the challenge.

“The main one why I like to race. I like to cause myself, somehow you learn new cars and all that. And I like to compete in the biggest races in the world. So, to work two on the same day, it’s pretty cool,” Larson said.

“For me, I want to do it while I am in the premiere. I am only 32 years old, I feel like I’m on the top of our sport, I felt like it’s time for it right. I don’t know how long my nascar career will last … I think it will be fun to do the race on the roads, except that they experience such a feeling in race, and the types, and the types, Working, and only when they saw the caliber and the level they were racing, because it would be different from what we NASCAR -we see and feel on our way. “