Kyle Larson won over a lot of Indianapolis Motor Speedway fans in May as he attempted the Indianapolis 500-NASCAR double.

He absolutely wants to try it again.

"It's such a prestigious place and such hallowed ground," Larson said Sunday evening on the front stretch after winning NASCAR's Brickyard 400. "I love you, Indiana fans, and I know you love me, too. How about we come back next May and try to kiss the bricks in the Indy car?”

When team owner Rick Hendrick was asked if another double attempt was coming, he said: “Not yet.”

Did Kyle Larson do the Indy-NASCAR double?

Larson finished 18th in the Indy 500 for Arrow McLaren as he prepared for the double. However, weather played havoc with his effort. Rain in Indianapolis delayed the Indy 500 start by 4 hours. Larson ran well, leading 4 laps, before committing a pit road speeding penalty.

After finishing in Indy, he flew to Charlotte, N.C., for the Coca-Cola 600, which was already underway. Justin Allgaier drove Larson's car, but rain halted the Cup race, preventing Larson from climbing in. Larson received a waiver from NASCAR to pursue the series championship.

Kyle Larson wins Brickyard 400

Larson picks up his Cup Series-leading 4th victory of the season in double overtime. He charges through the field into contention late in regulation, and stays ahead of Ryan Blaney on the final green flag. Larson picks up his 27th career Cup win.

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