NASCAR driver averages: Kyle Larson the latest to make Hendrick Motorsports history at Indianapolis

CONCORD, N.C. - Though Hendrick Motorsports has found plenty of success in all of NASCAR's crown jewel events, perhaps no race is more synonymous with the organization than the Brickyard 400. 

With the company being founded in 1984, Hendrick Motorsports has participated in all 28 Brickyard 400s dating back to the inaugural event in 1994, won by current company vice chairman Jeff Gordon. With five victories, Gordon remains the all-time winningest driver in the race's history. 

And his success is just part of the story. Hendrick Motorsports' 11 victories in the Brickyard 400 (four by Jimmie Johnson, one by Kasey Kahne and one for Kyle Larson) are more than double the next-closest team. It also leads in poles (five), top fives (28), top-10 finishes (44) and laps led (1,080). 

Larson's victory last year, which featured a furious run from 23rd place to the front over the event's final 31 laps (and a couple overtime restarts) gave the organization's current crop of drivers its first victory. 

Here's a look at all four current Hendrick Motorsports drivers' history at the famed 2.5-mile oval in Speedway, Indiana as well as a quick brush up on the team's history: 

Kyle Larson averages, statistics at Indianapolis

Chase Elliott averages, statistics at Indianapolis

William Byron averages, statistics at Indianapolis

Alex Bowman averages, statistics at Indianapolis

Hendrick Motorsports at Indianapolis Motor Speedway