Daytona Motor Mouths: Kyle Larson wins at Kansas. Next up, Indy 500
The guys start with the Indianapolis 500 and Kyle Larson’s double attempt after his win at Kansas. Then, they discuss the NASCAR All-Star Race.
The top of this list is a pretty easy slot to fill. The rest? Not so much.
Let’s take a look at our updated NASCAR Power Rankings as we head into All-Star weekend with one-third of the 2025 Cup Series season behind us.
1. Kyle Larson
Kind of a no-brainer, wouldn’t you say? About all he can’t do right now is control the Indy weather, and boy does he wish he could.
2. Christopher Bell
A strong second at Kansas, but second. Don’t count the superspeedways, and a 29th at Homestead is his only misstep of the year.
3. Ryan Blaney
Gaining on a trophy. Had back-to-back podium finishes at Texas and Kansas.
4. William Byron
Had a rare bad finish last week. Lost official points lead to Larson.
5. Chase Elliott
Might win All-Star Race. Might not. Billy Clyde needs to win somewhere, though.
6. Joey Logano
Won last year’s All-Star Race. He won’t repeat.
7. Denny Hamlin
Last three finishes: 21st, 38th, 36th.
8. Ross Chastain
Middle name is Lee. Some literally think it’s “The Boss”.
9. Chase Briscoe
Here’s a guy with TWO middle names: Chase David Wayne Briscoe.
10. Chris Buescher
After three weeks in the wilderness, returned to top 10 at Kansas.
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