NASCAR star Kyle Larson has started this year on a hot streak and will try to keep it going in Sunday's Daytona 500 on FOX.

Ahead of Kyle Larson’s 12th Daytona 500 start, his son Owen doesn’t have a lot of faith in him. Kids, what are they even good for? Even NASCAR drivers have to deal with contrary children, and they know exactly how to get under their parents’ skin.

The Daytona Duels on Thursday evening brought carnage for the NASCAR Cup Series, and now there’s a bevy of drivers who will be dropping to the rear due to having to go to a backup car for Sunday’s race.

After capturing the overall Volusia Speedway Park “gator” with two victories among the four nights of World of Outlaws racing, Kyle Larson said he checked off boxes during the “offseason” with solid wins in Australia and Volusia. Could the Daytona 500 be next? @NASCARONFOX pic.twitter.com/8gfU7lBueJ

Kyle Larson will try to snap a 0-for-11 skid in the Daytona 500, and The Associated Press will be embedded with his No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports team

Kyle Larson’s early-season run continued Friday, but not on dirt or asphalt. This win came on the water. Led by Larson’s oldest son, Owen, Team Larson won the annual Hot Rods & Reels charity fishing tournament in Lake Lloyd inside the Daytona International Speedway infield.

A Daytona Duel big one ended the second duels race Thursday. It involved aNASCAR Cup Series champion and a highly touted rookie. Coming to the checkered flag in the second qualifying race, rookie Shane van Gisbergen tried to make a move to the outside and was not clear of Christopher Bell.

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