Fresh from Indy 500 qualifying, Kyle Larson makes All-Star entrance at North Wilkesboro
WILKESBORO, NC (AP) – Kyle's impressive speed display on Sunday extended beyond his Indianapolis Motor Speedway qualifying run. Larson arrived for the NASCAR All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro Speedway on Sunday night, weaving through a tight window of time after securing a starting spot in the second row for the Indianapolis 500 the following weekend. In an attempt to defend his All-Star Race victory from the previous year, Larson, the points leader in the NASCAR Cup Series, put on his No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet and finished fourth on Sunday night. In order to give Larson's travel arrangements a little leeway, NASCAR officials pushed back the green flag timing by 16 minutes to 8:30 p.m. ET. Nevertheless, Larson arrived at the speedway grounds almost an hour ahead of schedule and arrived by plane with much time to spare. Kevin Harvick, a past Cup winner, will drive the No. 5 Chevy in Friday's practice and Saturday's qualifying after coming out of retireme...