ABC News reported that NASCAR driver Kyle Larson acknowledges he is tempted by the possibility of wrapping up the Cup Series title on Sunday at Martinsville Speedway. The ABC News wire report on Larson says NASCAR history is waiting to be made at the track, and its headline says the championship is in sight.
According to ABC News, the headline also says Larson is not expecting an early clinch. The summary, however, describes him as tempted by a "tantalizing possibility" of wrapping up the title Sunday. The headline and summary describe his view of an early finish differently, with one saying he is not expecting it and the other saying he is tempted by it.
The ABC News summary does not state Larson's current points position, how many races remain in the season, or what format Sunday's event will follow. Those details are not reported here because the report, as provided for this story, does not include them.
ABC News's material also does not include remarks from Larson beyond the acknowledgment of temptation, or comments from crew members, competitors, or NASCAR officials. It does not describe how the championship picture developed through the season, since the summary does not cover that either. No other sources were provided for this story.
The facts reported by ABC News are limited to Larson's acknowledgment of temptation, the Sunday timing, the Martinsville Speedway setting, and the NASCAR history that the report says is waiting to be made, each as presented in its headline and summary. Because ABC News is the only source for this story, the account rests entirely on those lines.