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Kyle Larson led all 40 laps from the pole to win his third Chili Bowl Nationals midget car event Saturday night in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
“I love being back here,” Larson said on the FloRacing broadcast.
Larson won despite running over the front tire of a car that slid in front of him and hitting the wall several times in the final laps.
Larson ties Christopher Bell in Chili Bowl titles. Larson’s other Chili Bowl wins came in 2020 and ’21.
Bell finished 10th in Saturday night’s race.
Daison Pursley placed second. Shane Golobic was third. Corey Day, a Hendrick Motorsport development manager, finished 11th.
Among other NASCAR drivers Saturday:
Kyle Busch, running in his first Chili Bowl, finished third in his F feature to advance. He placed 14th in his E feature, ending his night.
In his Chili Bowl debut, Ty Gibbs won his G feature to advance to the F feature. He placed sixth in his F feature and did not transfer.
Josh Bilicki won his H feature to advance to a G feature. He finished seventh in the G feature which Gibbs won and did not advance.
JJ Yeley finished 10th in his C feature and did not transfer.
Brent Crews, a 16-year-old who will make his NASCAR truck debut this season, was in a transfer spot for the A main when contact caused his car to flip upside down, ending his night in the B feature .
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. finished eighth in his B major and missed a transfer spot by one position.
