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At-track photos: Sunday, Michigan

By Taylor Nunnally | Published: August 28, 2016 37

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A perfect family photo to close out an exciting day at Michigan International Speedway.

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Owen Larson plays in Victory Lane while his dad, Kyle, takes care of media obligations.

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Of course a selfie is in order when you win your first Sprint Cup Series race.

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Kyle Larson poses with the No. 42 team and his new Pure Michigan 400 trophy.

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A view of Sunday's Victory Lane celebration.

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Michigan native Brad Keselowski makes a trip to Victory Lane to congratulate the first-time winner.

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Kyle Larson stands with girlfriend Katelyn Sweet and their son, Owen, in Victory Lane.

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Open wide! Kyle Larson makes sure none of his crew members are thirsty.

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Kyle Larson celebrates his win with the No. 42 Chip Ganassi Racing team.

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Kyle Larson, driver of the No. 42 Target Chevrolet, celebrates with crew members after winning the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan International Speedway.

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Larson leaps into the arms of a crew member.

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Kyle Larson runs after grabbing the checkered flag.

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No hands! Kyle Larson celebrates his win with steering wheel-free burn out.

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Kyle Larson crosses the start/finish line first and claims his first Sprint Cup Series win of his career.

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Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott lead the field on the final restart during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pure Michigan 400.

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As the laps wind down, Kyle Larson maintains a lead and fights to hold off Chase Elliott.

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''Six-Time'' leads for 37 laps at the Irish Hills track.

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A view of a very hectic pit road during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pure Michigan 400.

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Kyle Busch gets loose and spins early in the race.

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A view of Tony Stewart and the No. 14 crew performing a pit stop.

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Green flag falls on the Pure Michigan 400!

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Fans wait for drivers to arrive at the drivers' meeting before the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pure Michigan 400. Next year, kids 12 and younger will be able to attend NASCAR XFINITY and Camping World Truck Series races for free.

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Alex Bowman and the No. 88 crew stand for the national anthem prior to Sunday's race.

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The Breitling Jet Team performs a flyover during pre-race festivities at Michigan.

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NASCAR Hall of Famer Bill Elliott, No. 24 crew chief Alan Gustafson and Jeff Gordon talk on the grid prior to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pure Michigan 400.

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Joey Logano greets fans during driver introductions.

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A young fan writes a message on the start/finish line before Sunday's race events begin. Who will be the driver that crosses that line first when the checkered flag falls? Sunday caps off a week-long, youth initiative named Kids Drive NASCAR.

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Austin Dillon is in high demand at Michigan.

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Fans can sign the track wall before the Pure Michigan 400 kicks off.

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Fans check out displays during pre-race festivities.

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Fans get up close for autographs during pre-race festivities.

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Martin Truex Jr. chats with fans and signs autographs.

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Danica Patrick signs autographs for fans before the drivers' meeting.

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Actor Jake Short checks out the pace car.

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Detroit Red Wings head coach Jeff Blashill speaks with Michael Annett, driver of the No. 46 Pilot Flying J Chevrolet, after a press conference at Michigan.

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Fans participate in pre-race festivities prior to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan International Speedway.

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No. 43 Richard Petty Motorsports crew members push the Ford driven by Aric Almirola onto pit road.