Parity has always been the goal with this generation of a car and as a result, dominant performances like the one we saw last weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway have become a rarity. Kyle Larson moved ahead pole-sitter Alex Bowman just 33 laps into the race and never looked back.
He was not passed under green-flag conditions again and dominated the remainder of the race. Larson's victory was unlike anything we've seen at Bristol since 1977 when Cale Yarborough led 495 of 500 laps, and the most laps ever led by a Hendrick driver in a single race. Did we mention that he swept both of the stages as well?
