Kyle Larson hasn’t had many NASCAR Cup Series Sundays lately that felt quite like New Hampshire. Not because he won. He didn’t. But for a driver who has spent much of the summer searching for the speed and results normally expected from the No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports team, Sunday’s constantly changing race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway gave Larson something he hasn’t had enough of lately: tangible progress. He won the opening stage, spent much…
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