Fox Sports set to release Kyle Larson dirt racing documentary
Kyle Larson is among the most accomplished and talented dirt racers in the Cup series.
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Fox Sports has announced their new partnership with 2021 Cup series champion Kyle Larson. He will be the star of their new dirt racing themed Documentary series aimed at promoting the daredevils of the sport. Larson is among the most accomplished dirt racers and the elite group to repeat such accomplishments in Premier Stock car racing.
The show is named “Dirt: The Last Great American Sport.” It is five episodes long, and it follows Larson’s journey in the dirt racing world alongside some of the legends of the championship. The show will feature stars like Former USAC National Midget champion Tyler Courtney, former Silver Crown champion Justin Grant and Thomas “T-Mez” Meseraull, a proven winner in the USAC national series.
The series will feature exclusive behind the scene and racing content. They will sit for exclusive interviews to explain their Daredevil life in dirt tracks. They will also share their stories from iconic events such as the Chili Bowl, King’s Royal, and BC39. FOX and FloSports want to explore and showcase the danger and excitement of dirt racing to the fans through the eyes of the HMS driver.
The first episode of the series will be premiered on May 17, Thursday 7 pm on Fox Sports 1. The released trailer of the docu-series highlights the dangers while racing in the midgets and sprint cars. The drivers are shown reflecting on the crashes and flip that can potentially end one’s whole racing career. They still pursue it due to just sheer passion.
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Kyle Larson’s cup teammate was in a big accident in a recent sprint car series
Larson HMS teammate Alex Bowman was in a scary accident last week in the 2021 Champion sprint championship race. His car flipped multiple times in the air after clipping his rival while entering a corner. He was taken to the local hospital for medical care and was later shifted to a hospital in Charlotte, where he resides.
The No:48 Chevy Camaro ZL1 driver fractured his vertebrae and is expected to miss at least three races in the Cup series. He missed the last weekend’s event at Dover Motor Speedway. Josh Berry was the substitute driver. He will continue to drive the No:48 till Bowman’s return. Berry was the substitute driver for Chase Elliott during his six-race hiatus due to an injury.
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