Kyle Larson falls from Indy 500 on lap 92

It was a forgettable day at Indianapolis Motor Speedway for Kyle Larson.

In his second bid to become the fifth driver who chases the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 on the same day, Larson crashed shortly after a restart of the round 91, which also involved Sting Ray Robb and Kyfin Simpson.

Larson has his no. 17 Dallara chevrolet supported in the Turn 2 wall after losing control of the entrance. He steps out of the car and waits with track workers for a trip to the care center.

“It was a little crazy there at the beginning,” Larson told Fox Sports. “I got so tight behind Takuma (Sato). I was really close to him, and when I got loose and got all over the place. So I spun. I just hate that I started a little too eagerly there on the restart and caused the accident. Hate it for anyone who got stuck in it.

‘Just run out. So try to get over quickly. And go to Charlotte and just forget about it. ‘

He tries to become the fifth driver who chases the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 on the same day.

It was the third accident at the Indianapolis car Speedway for Larson this past month. The only silver lining is that the 2021 NASCAR CUP series champion should arrive at Charlotte Motor Speedway in a lot of time for the Coke 600.

It was a frustrating day at Indy for Larson, who also endured a clutch error on a pit stop that sent him to the back of the field.

It was already ominous whether Larson could complete the Indy 500 before going to Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Despite a promising predictionA pop -up shower drove over the track shortly after noon. A planned green flag of 12:46 o’clock ET was delayed by almost 45 minutes, and the race was under yellow when it finally started due to an accident on the parade shot by Scott McLaughlin.

The Choppy Start continued with a round 4 -start that was immediately careful about a Marco Andretti wreck.