Power Rankings: Third Title Puts Larson On Top

Who will be on top this week’s SPEED SPORT Power Rankings?

1. Kyle Larson

Kyle Larson wrapped up his second consecutive and third overall NASCAR Cup Series championship with a 12^th-place finish at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Larson won three Cup Series races this season. He also won 10 sprint car races including the Knoxville Nationals. Last Week: 3

2. Ricky Thornton Jr.

Ricky Thornton Jr. won his seventh straight dirt late model race on the opening night of the World Finals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte. The streak ended the next night, but Thornton has won 23 features this season. Last Week: 1

3. Shawn Langdon

NHRA Top Fuel ace Shawn Langdon lost in the second round at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, but with seven wins this season takes a commanding point lead into the season finale this weekend at Pomona, Calif. Last Week: 2

4. Dallas Glenn

NHRA Pro Stock racer Dallas Glenn extended his point lead with his sixth triumph of the season Sunday at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Last Week: 5

5. Jonathan Davenport

Jonathan Davenport won the season finale for the World of Outlaws Late Model Series at The Dirt Track at Charlotte. It was his ninth career win at the four-tenths-mile track. Davenport has won 15 features this season. Last Week: 9

6. Rico Abreu

High Limit Racing champion Rico Abreu won his 11^th feature of the season during the World Finals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte. Last Week: Not Ranked

7. Chase Dietz

Chase Dietz has won 27 winged sprint car features this season, including the 64^th annual National Open at Williams Grove Speedway and the Tuscarora 50 at Port Royal Speedway. Last Week: 2

8. Buddy Kofoid

World of Outlaws sprint car racer Buddy Kofoid has won 17th features this season. Last Week: 6

9. Kaden Honeycutt

Kaden Honeycutt wrapped up the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship with his fourth victory of the season Friday at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Honeycutt also has two ARCA wins and a CARS Tour triumph this season. Last Week: Not Ranked

10. Kimi Antonelli

Twenty-year-old Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli became the youngest Formula 1 champion in history with a third-place finish in Mexico City. He has won nine races this season. Last Week: 8

On The Move: USAC begins its annual finishing stretch with midget racing on the West Coast.

What To Watch For?: The NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series wraps up its season at Pomona, Calif., with championships on the line.

Dropped Out: Short-track racer Carson Brown and NASCAR and sprint car driver Corey Day dropped from the power rankings.