Against your point: It's early in the season, Larson and the 5 team need to close out races. He's got 3 straight 2nds. That won't do it at Phoenix.
To your point.
At Darlington, he ran down a car that had a 14 second lead at one point for about 10 laps before tirewear really effected, that was talent imo. Finished 2nd, 2 seconds behind the leader with a car that had no business even making it a race. That counts for something.
Dover, probably a win if the 48 crew doesn't annihilate.
Last weekend. Another 2nd and a decent run.
Larson has been dominant at every 1.5er this year, and as I've said before, he runs that magic JJ line at those tracks that no one seems to talk about - but you and I have in PM really late and wide corner entrys, shortens the corner, drives off the right rear, and a straighter shot on exit. He's got it going on.
Kyle looked real fast at Phoenix as well.
Things can change, absolutely without a doubt. It's early in the season. But in terms of pace, 5 team seems to have the field covered right now.
Really curious about what motorsports analytics has to say, and where Larson ranks in CSR and PEER
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