Austin Cindric had 'good talk' with Larson

How Austin Cindric got Kyle Larson's number after Atlanta crash and how he moved on from disappointment
Austin Cindric intentionally keeps a very limited supply of his fellow Cup drivers’ phone numbers, but he needed some digits Sunday after crashing out at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Kyle Larson’s, of course.
Austin Cindric got Kyle Larson’s phone number, called after getting wrecked but still not happy
Austin Cindric and Kyle Larson talked things out after the two made contact off Turn 2 during the NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway this past weekend.
Austin Cindric had ‘good talk’ with Larson, but Atlanta incident still ‘gets blood pressure going a little bit’
Austin Cindric said he had a 'good talk' with Kyle Larson after Atlanta incident, but situation still 'gets blood pressure going a little bit.'
Steve Letarte, Jeff Burton pull no punches in assessing Kyle Larson, Austin Cindric incident at Atlanta
By being one of the most talented and aggressive drivers in the NASCAR Cup Series, Kyle Larson has made a fair share of mistakes. He made one during the Atlanta race last Sunday, for sure. Coming out of Turn 4,
Kyle Larson reflects on Austin Cindric dustup, responds to Denny Hamlin joke
Last Sunday in Atlanta, Kyle Larson made an aggressive move that ended up wrecking Austin Cindric and William Byron in a familiar way. Larson took a run to clear the No.
‘I Was Holding Back’ – Austin Cindric Makes Feelings Clear on Kyle Larson Wreck at Atlanta
Just two races into the 2025 NASCAR season, and there is already plenty to discuss. Transitioning from the Daytona weekend to Atlanta, Carson Hocevar became the hottest topic of discussion, thanks to his on-track run-ins and post-race driver confrontations.
Kyle Larson reveals telling gesture from Austin Cindric after Atlanta incident
Austin Cindric hilariously gave Kyle Larson a business card to discuss their NASCAR Atlanta crash, which led to an 'old-school' and professional apology
Kyle Larson Shares Thoughts on Carson Hocevar’s Aggressiveness and Making Enemies
Kyle Larson is the first one to admit he’s an aggressive driver in the NASCAR Cup Series. That driving style is a main reason why he’s recorded 29 career victories and won the 2021 championship.
NASCAR Through the Gears: Yellow fever strikes, as does Carson Hocevar. Kyle Larson finishes!
NASCAR continues to search for a good way to handle last-lap cautions. Atlanta was nearly a 3-wide finish again. Carson ...
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Larson checks off the achievements in Atlanta
Kyle Larson accomplished three things for the first time on Sunday night at Atlanta Motor Speedway. The first one was checked ...
Kyle Larson's Admission is Turning Heads Before NASCAR's COTA Race
Fresh off his first podium finish in the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series, Kyle Larson is looking to sustain his momentum for the ...
Analysis: Bell, Larson elevate statures, amplify racing rivalry with Atlanta success
While drafting tracks haven't been the most fruitful for Christopher Bell and Kyle Larson, the two experienced early success ...
Christopher Bell wins at Atlanta on last-lap pass in overtime
Christopher Bell passed Kyle Larson on the final lap to win in overtime at Atlanta Motor Speedway. The yellow flag flew with ...
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Kyle Larson Prepared to Throw Away 2025 NASCAR Season to Achieve Motorsport Immortality
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