After going through what he did in the last two weeks, Kyle Larson put up quite a display at Homestead. He not only won the race, but he did so in quite some fashion. The Hendrick Motorsports driver led 199 laps in total, sweeping all three stages.

However, despite that, it wasn’t as if there was no blip or a black spot in his day.

There was an incident.

During an attempt to pit on lap 245, Martin Truex Jr. got spun by Larson from behind following a spin.

This led to a lot of criticism coming the #5 driver’s way a week after he himself was wrecked by Truex’s Toyota teammate, Bubba Wallace, who was then suspended for the race in Miami.

Some fans felt that Larson, too now, deserved such a punishment.

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Martin Truex Jr. addressed being spun by Kyle Larson

Speaking on the incident after the race, Martin Truex Jr, who put up a big fight to actually win the race, reflected on the little mishap situation with Kyle Larson on the pit road.

“I definitely slowed down with where I committed to my box,” Truex said. “I seen it late — you can’t see a damn thing down on the pit road here at sunset with everything on your windshield.”

Truex described he turned late, and tapped his brakes just after, but Larson “never lifted.”

Despite that, the Joe Gibbs Racing driver said he isn’t blaming it on the #5 entirely. “I can’t blame it on him; it was half my fault too. I would have thought I’d got a little courtesy of a little tap of the brakes, I mean come on,” he described.

“It is what it is.”

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