Kyle Larson Dominates at Bristol After Hendrick Colleague Dies

This is my first of two posts on these related stories:

Kyle Larson Dominates at Bristol After Hendrick Colleague Dies
More “Twin” Tower Riddles in Death of Jon Edwards

Jon Edwards

This weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway was dominated by Kyle Larson, who won Saturday’s Xfinity contest and Sunday’s Cup Series race. He drives for Hendrick Motorsports, who just so happened to suffer tragedy this week when team Communications Director Jon Edwards passed away following a “brief illness.”

Edwards was the public relations representative for Jeff Gordon, a four-time Cup Series champion who drove for Hendrick and now serves as the team’s vice chairman:

Construction on the Twin Towers began in 1968:

The race’s sponsor was Food City. In the 1990’s, there was a Canadian supermarket chain called Food City. This grocer was often found within a department store called Towers:

The name Gordon shares a 231 with Larson, whose numbers make sense his dominant weekend in Bristol, Tennessee.

Jon Edwards and team owner Rick Hendrick both have matching 113 gematria in the alphabetic order.

Nine-Eleven (9/11)

Larson’s first place finish gave Hendrick Motorsports their 315th victory at the top level of stock car racing.

These are the same three digits in Bristol.

Food City sums to 119 in Reverse.

911 is the 156th Prime number

September 11th is the 254th day of the year:

Jon was born in Nineteen seventy-two = 254.

Larson’s full name sums to 2037 in Standard.

Hendrick Motorsports entered the weekend with 314 Cup Series wins. The 314th Prime number is 2083.

The “Twin” Riddle

This was Kyle’s 31st win

The 31st Prime number is 127

Buildings 1, 2, and 7 were destroyed on 9/11.

The words Twin and Twins both connect to the number 149.

Jeffery Michael Gordon was born on the date leaving 149 days in the year, while Kyle Larson was born on a date with Primary numerology of 149: