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EPPING, New Hampshire (June 13, 2021) – It is widely accepted in the NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series that Greg Anderson is one of the most competitive drivers in history, and that mentality has served the four-time world champion well over two decades behind the wheel of a KB Racing Pro Stock car. At this weekend's NHRA New England Nationals, Pro Stock points leader Anderson came within inches of reaching a historic milestone but saw it slip away by three-hundredths of a second.

On Sunday in the annual NASCAR All-Star Race, Kyle Larson wrestled the lead away from Brad Keselowski and Hendrick Motorsports teammates Chase Elliott late to win the non-points event. It marks the third consecutive win for the No. 5 team, and a million-dollar pay out for the 28-year-old driver.

On Sunday in the Sonoma 350 at Sonoma Raceway, Kyle Larson and the No. 5 HendrickCars.com Chevy won every stage and led a race-high 57 laps en route to Larson’s second consecutive dominating victory in the NASCAR Cup Series. This marked his third win of 2021 and seventh top-two finish in 16 events this season.

Four-time NHRA Pro Stock world champion Greg Anderson's HendrickCars.com Chevrolet Camaro was the car to beat on Monday at the rain-delayed conclusion of the Mopar Express Lane NHRA SpringNationals. It all came down to his starting-line reaction in round two at Houston Raceway Park, and this time, the win light illuminated in the lane of KB Racing teammate Deric Kramer. Anderson, however, leaves Houston with the points lead and the quickest Pro Stocker in NHRA's Camping World Drag Racing Series.

 

Kyle Larson finished second in the COTA 231 Sunday at Circuit of The Americas – his third consecutive runner-up finish and fifth top-two finish in 14 events this season. Larson moved up to third in the NASCAR Cup Series driver standings and is now 110 markers behind the leader.

On Friday, May 21, a group of local students visited the K1 Speed Go Kart track in Austin, Texas. It wouldn’t be considered an unusual outing for the group of young motor enthusiasts, who are all part of the automotive technology program at their school, except for the fact that they wouldn’t just be racing each other that day. Their visit was part of a Hendrick, Get Set. Go! event and they would get the chance to race NASCAR driver Kyle Larson and celebrate their school receiving a $10,000 STEM award.

Mooresville, N.C. (May 18, 2021) – Four-time NHRA champion Greg Anderson was proud to fly the red, white and blue of HendricksCars.com on his Chevrolet Camaro for the NGK NTK NHRA Four-Wide Nationals at zMAX Dragway last weekend. Now, the 96-time Pro Stock winner and his KB Racing team are thrilled to announce that the partnership will be extended through the remainder of NHRA's 2021 Camping World Drag Racing Series season. Click the headline to read more...
 

Kyle Larson finished second in the Darlington 400 Sunday at Darlington Raceway - his third top-two finish in 12 events this season. The No. 5 HendrickCars.com Throwback Chevrolet finished fourth in stage one and fifth in stage two.

Larson moved up three positions in the NASCAR Cup Series driver standings and is now sixth, 144 markers behind the leader.

Hendrick Automotive Group is expanding our support of local schools with the launch of our nationwide Hendrick, Get Set. GO! initiative in partnership with Hendrick Motorsports and Kyle Larson, NASCAR Cup Series driver of the No. 5 HendrickCars.com Chevrolet. The new competition funds education projects in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) in multiple key markets. We want to say “Go!” to great ideas that bring students from all backgrounds to the starting line of the STEM track.

Kyle Larson led a race-high 132 laps in Sunday's Kansas 400 at Kansas Speedway, but was involved in a late-race incident and finished 19th. The drive of the No. 5 HendrickCars.com Chevrolet finished second in stage one and first in stage 2, despite starting the race from 32nd. Larson is ninth in the NASCAR Cup Series driver standings, 144 markers behind the leader.