The NASCAR world is abuzz with what the organization should do with superstar driver Kyle Larson following his attempted double on Sunday between the Indy 500 and the Coca-Cola 600, with Larson unable to start the Cup Series event.

Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s endorsement of Kyle Larson amidst the Indy 500 controversy highlights the latter’s dedication and passion for racing, while also shining a critical eye on NASCAR’s waiver policy.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. and his JR Motorsports outfit has not pursued purchasing a charter from the soon-to-be-defunct Stewart-Haas Racing, according to FOX Sports NASCAR reporter Bob Pockrass. Pockrass shared shortly after news broke that Stewart-Haas Racing will shutter at the end of the 2024 season that he spoke with Earnhardt last week and picked up this tidbit.

NASCAR Cup Series champion’s playoff eligibility is in doubt after missing the Coca-Cola 600 to compete in the rain-delayed Indianapolis 500 on May 28

Larson takes a huge hit after rain in both Indianapolis and Charlotte completely ruined his Memorial Day ambitions

Kyle Larson could not hide his disappointment after his attempt to compete "The Double" was wrecked by rain at the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600, leaving him in need of a playoff waiver.

Should Kyle Larson get a waiver? This has been the burning question in the NASCAR community ever since the Coca-Cola 600 was called off because of the weather.

Kyle Larson will need a waiver to qualify for the 2024 NASCAR Playoffs On Sunday, Kyle Larson attempted to run two races in one day. First, the Indy 500 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indiana.