Kyle Larson rewrote history books in the most dramatic of ways Sunday night at Kansas Speedway.

Squeezing out a 0.001-second victory at the 1.5-mile oval in America's Heartland versus Chris Buescher, the Elk Grove, Calif., superstar now owns the closest margin in victory in NASCAR Cup history, breaking a 21-year-old record previously and famously held by Ricky Craven in his legendary finish over Kurt Busch at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway on March 16, 2003.

Unbelievable. 🤯 pic.twitter.com/YHWI3Jv1k0

— NASCAR (@NASCAR) May 6, 2024

The Craven vs. Busch finish was decided by 0.002 of a second and has not only been surpassed by a move from Larson he often executes in a dirt Sprint Car — holding his car wide open around the top in hopes of powering around whomever is ahead — but has now been rivaled twice this year.

For those who need remembering, Daniel Suarez pulled out a 0.003-second victory at Atlanta Motor Speedway in a three-wide over Ryan Blaney and Kyle Busch in February.

Just wow. pic.twitter.com/EzxC5UPLCA

— NASCAR (@NASCAR) May 6, 2024

The victory kick starts a momentous month of May for Larson, who's set to begin Indianapolis 500 practice on May 14 in preparation for May 26's 108th running of the Greatest Spectacle in Racing.

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