Kyle Larson said he would turn his attention to the Indianapolis 500, and a second crack at racing immortality, the moment he stepped out of his car following the NASCAR Cup Series race at Kansas Speedway on Sunday.

Larson had the field covered all race long, leading 221 of 256 laps and crossing 10,000 laps led in his career

"Have yourself a weekend, @kylelarsonracin. 😮‍💨," NASCAR wrote. The graphics that came with the post also shared that the 221 laps led by Larson in the race were the most ever in the history of the speedway.