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Kyle Larson addresses Indy 500 hopes, $800 Target visit and gives dad advice in Twitter Q&A

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during the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway on June 18, 2017 in Brooklyn, Michigan.

Sarah Crabill

Somewhere in the U.S. on Monday, Kyle Larson was bored while travelling.

The Chip Ganassi Racing driver, fresh off his win at Michigan on Sunday, decided the solution to this problem was an impromptu Q&A session on Twitter.

Larson took questions for an hour about his past, future and flossing habits (they don’t exist).

Here’s some of the best answers from the now three-time Cup winner.

One of the most frequently asked questions around Larson is will he ever compete in the Indianapolis 500?

Larson seems pretty sure it’ll happen at some point.

Larson was asked what his dream track to build would be if money wasn’t an option.

The day after Joey Logano announced he and his wife were expecting their first child, the Team Penkse account requested some fatherly advice for their driver. Larson is father to 2-year-old son, Owen.

One of Larson’s primary sponsors is Target, the retail chain based in Minnesota that has sponsored Chip Ganassi Racing since before Larson was born in 1992

Larson was asked about his shopping habits at the store.

When asked about his favorite dirt and asphalt tracks, Larson named Thunderbowl Raceway in Tulare, California, and Bristol Motor Speedway.

Larson was also asked what the biggest moment of his racing career was. He chose his sweep of the 4-Crown Nationals, a USAC event at Eldora Speedway, on Sept. 24, 2011.

Where he thinks the Monster Energy All-Star Race should be run:

On whether it’s part of a driver’s job to sign autographs:

And finally, who is the one Cup driver Larson wants to compete against in a race on a dirt track:

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