Kyle Larson 2026 Talladega Winner Vinyl Figure

Twenty-Three Tries, Then a Photo Finish

Talladega Superspeedway is the biggest oval in NASCAR, 2.66 miles of high banks in Alabama where cars run in packs inches apart. Kyle Larson had raced there 23 times in the Cup Series without a win. In 2026 he finally got it, and in classic Talladega style.

Larson led at the white flag, got shuffled out of line and dropped to 11th. He charged back through the pack on the final lap and beat his Hendrick teammate William Byron to the line by the narrowest of margins. Earlier, the race had been stopped under a red flag after a frightening crash in which Joey Logano’s car flipped onto its roof; Logano climbed out on his own. The win was Larson’s third of the Chase and pushed his points lead to 73 with two races left.

The figure in victory pose beside its box, with the No. 5 car and the Talladega sign behind.

The Figure in Detail

From Dirt Tracks to the Cup Series

Larson grew up in Elk Grove, California, and learned to race on dirt in sprint cars and midgets. Many fans still call him the best all-around driver of his generation: he wins on dirt, on road courses and on ovals. He won the Cup Series championship in 2021 and again in 2025, both with Hendrick Motorsports. In 2024 he also ran the Indianapolis 500, earning Rookie of the Year honors.

A Talladega win was one of the few things missing from his résumé. Now it’s there.

From behind: “Kyle Larson” and the 5 on the firesuit, with the checkered flag held high.

Why Talladega Means So Much

Talladega is the track drivers respect and fear the most. Speeds near 200 mph, three-wide packs and the risk of “the Big One,” a multi-car crash, make every lap tense. Fans camp in the infield for days, and the place is known for its party atmosphere. A win there is one every driver wants on their record.

Who Will Love It

1. The No. 5 fan who watched the photo finish twice.
2. A dirt-track fan who followed Larson’s sprint car career.
3. A NASCAR collector building a shelf of race winners.
4. A friend who camps at the Talladega infield every year.

Detail panel: the 10 cm height, the cap, the face, the firesuit and the laurel base.

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FAQ

How tall is it?

10 cm (4 in), as marked in our photos.

What does the base say?

“Kyle Larson, 2026 Talladega Winner,” with the number 5, gold laurels and checkered trim.

Who finished second?

His Hendrick teammate William Byron, in a photo finish.