Joey Logano said on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio Wednesday that Kyle Larson prioritizing racing in the Indy 500 over the Coca-Cola 600 this past Sunday makes it tough to decide whether or not he deserves a waiver from NASCAR to remain eligible for the Cup Series playoffs.

Joey Logano discusses the 'grayest rule in (NASCAR)' and whether Kyle Larson should get a waiver into the Cup playoffs.

Add in Kyle Larson's planned "double dip" after running the Indy 500 earlier that day and a sold-out crowd was ready to rumble. By midnight, they were rumbling all right, openly booing as NASCAR lost a battle of its own making against Mother Nature.

The hot topic around NASCAR in the past few days has been the status of a potential waiver for Kyle Larson, who missed a start in last week’s Coca Cola 600 because of weather delays at the Indy 500. NASCAR rules require drivers to start all championship events in order to be eligible for the playoffs.

Kyle Larson's attempt to become the first man since Kurt Busch in 2014 to run the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600 double in the same was, objectively,

Kyle Larson missed the Coke 600 after a weather delay at the Indy 500, but he's still atop the power rankings. Here’s our latest top 10 after the rain-shortened race in Charlotte.

Kyle Larson learned just how tough the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600 double can be on Sunday thanks to factors wholly out of his control. Larson didn’t get a chance to get into his Cup Series car Sunday night after he traveled in from the rain-delayed Indianapolis 500.

NASCAR's Kyle Larson is already looking forward to his next chance to race at the Indy 500. After finishing 18th in his first attempt at "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing," the 31-year-old said he can't wait to get back and eventually try to kiss the bricks.

Kyle Larson will need a waiver to qualify for the 2024 NASCAR Playoffs On Sunday, Kyle Larson attempted to run two races in one day. First, the Indy 500 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indiana.