WATCH: Trackhouse Racing’s Daniel Suarez wrecks Kyle Larson at Iowa

Denny Hamlin was also involved in the stage three wreck of Kyle Larson.

WATCH: Trackhouse Racing’s Daniel Suarez wrecks Kyle Larson at Iowa

Kyle Larson and Daniel Suarez (Via IMAGO)

2021 NASCAR Cup Series Champion Kyle Larson came into the inaugural race at Iowa Speedway, Iowa Corn 350 Powered by Ethanol, with the hopes of securing the maiden win. The No:5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevy driver was coming in fine form with an impressive victory last week at Sonoma Raceway.

The HMS driver has a great start to the weekend as he was able to secure the pole with the fastest car of the day and he went on to secure the stage two win with the good start. But his hopes of winning the race came crashing down earlier in the third stage as he got involved in a incident featuring Denny Hamlin and Daniel Suarez.

The No:99 Trackhouse Racing Chevy made contact with Kyle Larson in a three-way battle in the traffic and it resulted in the No:5 getting spun. He made contact with the No:11 Toyota of Hamlin who was on the outside before slamming hard into the wall. Larson’s car had significant damages that made him pit to fix them.

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His crew was able to get the car back running by working under the DVP clock. But they went two lap down and was never able to get them back. He finished P34 in the race, ahead of Kyle Busch and AJ Allmendinger who were DNFed. If not for than incident Larson would have ended the day as the winner.

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Kyle Larson had a heated team radio moment at Iowa

During the race as it most often has been, Larson and Hamlin made contact with each other. This resulted in Larson venting his frustration on team radio asking why the Toyota driver is racing in in such a way.

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Kyle Larson (Via IMAGO)
Can you go ask (spotter Chris) Lambert what the fuck? I know Denny is having a rough day, but...
Kyle Larson said.

Cliff Daniles, the crew chief of Larson, responded to his driver and asked him to let it go. He reminded him that he got the fastest car and doesn’t have such a time to waste on the ridiculous moment.

We are going to let that go. That's what we're going to do. It was unfortunate. I don't understand it. But we're going to let it go. We have the fastest car in the field by a ridiculous amount. We're going to keep our eyes forward.
Cliff Daniles replied.

It would be interesting to see how will Kyle Larson come back from this disappointing finish at New Hampshire next week. The poor finish did cost Larson the point advantage he had in the points table against Hamlin.

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