Kyle Larson expressed admiration and excitement following NASCAR’s historic race in Mexico City, calling the event a “milestone moment” for the sport. The race marked a significant step in expanding NASCAR’s international reach, with fans in Mexico turning out in massive numbers to support the event. Larson, known for his versatility and success across multiple racing formats, highlighted the electric atmosphere and the passion of the Mexican fans as unforgettable.
Central to the event’s success, Larson emphasized, was Daniel Suárez — the first full-time Mexican driver in the NASCAR Cup Series. “Daniel’s impact has been huge, not just on this event, but on the sport as a whole,” Larson said. “He’s a pioneer who’s opened the door for so many young drivers in Mexico and beyond.”
Suárez, who has often spoken about the challenges of being a trailblazer in American stock car racing, received a hero’s welcome in his home country. Larson praised Suárez for helping to bridge cultures and bring diversity to NASCAR, noting that his presence helped legitimize the race and energize local fans.
The event in Mexico City served as more than just a race — it became a celebration of motorsports’ global potential. “It shows where NASCAR can go,” Larson added. “The passion is real, the support is real, and having someone like Daniel to lead the charge is what makes it all work.”
Larson’s words underline a transformative moment, signaling NASCAR’s readiness for a broader, more inclusive future.
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