Austin Cindric intentionally keeps a very limited supply of his fellow Cup drivers’ phone numbers, but he needed some digits Sunday after crashing out at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Kyle Larson’s, of course.

Austin Cindric was displeased with Kyle Larson following last weekend’s Ambetter Health 400 in Atlanta, after the Hendrick Motorsports wheelman pushed him up the track, leading to a wreck in the final laps of the race.

Austin Cindric couldn’t find Kyle Larson after the NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta, so he made sure Larson knew how to reach him.

Austin Cindric was too furious at Kyle Larson to talk to him after the Atlanta NASCAR Cup race, but he knew he wanted to speak with him after he cooled down, so he resorted to a traditional means of communication—he gave his business card to Hendrick Motorsports executives Jeff Andrews and Chad Knaus.

Austin Cindric talks about his change in approach to addressing crashes following the Atlanta incident with Kyle Larson.

Only two races into the 2025 Cup Series season and tensions are beginning to rise. Carson Hocevar was the biggest topic of discussion on-track with his run-ins and conversations with multiple drivers at Atlanta Motor Speedway last Sunday,

Just two races into the 2025 NASCAR season, and there is already plenty to discuss. Transitioning from the Daytona weekend to Atlanta, Carson Hocevar became the hottest topic of discussion, thanks to his on-track run-ins and post-race driver confrontations.

Austin Cindric hilariously gave Kyle Larson a business card to discuss their NASCAR Atlanta crash, which led to an 'old-school' and professional apology