Kyle Larson and Josh Berry raced their way into The Clash by winning the crash-filled last chance qualifying race Sunday ...

Hendersonville's Josh Berry and Kyle Larson earned the two transfer spots into the NASCAR Clash after a wild final 12 laps at ...

Follow along from the historic race at Bowman Gray Stadium, where the final starting positions in the Clash are up for grabs ...

Kyle Larson stormed from a 10th-place starting position to win Sunday night’s Last Chance Qualifier, joining Josh Berry to ...

It may have taken some beating and banging, but Kyle Larson and Josh Berry advanced to the Cook Out Clash through the Last ...

Kyle Larson advances to the Cook Out Clash after winning Last Chance Qualifier while Josh Berry takes second and Ty Gibbs gets air.

Saturday night at Bowman Gray Stadium set the stage for an intense showdown in NASCAR’s annual preseason event, 'The Clash'.

However, before the big game, Larson has some business of his own to tend to at Bowman Gray on Sunday. He will be participating in the Last Chance Qualifier that airs on Fox starting at 6 p.m. ET with ...

Kyle Larson, a NASCAR champion, assured the world he was a better 'all-round' driver than F1 world champion, Max Verstappen.

Gibbs was by the far the highest-profile car/driver combination to miss the 200-lap main. Despite leading early in the last chance qualifier, he fell behind Kyle Larson, Austin Dillon, Erik Jones and ...

Larson and Berry finished first and second during the Last Chance Qualifier event to automatically transfer to the Clash ...

Kyle Larson won Sunday’s (Feb. 2) 75-lap Last Chance Qualifier at Bowman Gray Stadium to earn a spot in tonight’s Cook Out ...