Kyle Larson, the NASCAR star, is worth a whopping $12 million, and with his racing career on the fast track, many assume he'll live the high life once he hangs up his helmet. But, surprisingly, former pro Jeff Gordon, a legend in his own right, thinks Larson might trade in his luxurious lifestyle for a more unconventional one – the van life.

Gordon, a keen observer of Larson's daily routine, believes the "California kid" might ditch the glamorous lifestyle for a life on the open road, living out of a motorhome. This prediction might not be as far-fetched as it seems, considering Larson's passion for his family and his love for the desert. In 2022, he and his wife, Katelyn, spent a whopping $2 million on a luxury motorhome, the Newell Coach, which can accommodate their three kids and offers a cozy retreat for family vacations.

Larson, who has already started planning his early retirement, aims to hang up his racing helmet around the age of 40 and focus on dirt racing. He's not looking to completely stop racing, though – he wants to compete in premier dirt series championships and enjoy the freedom that comes with it. Despite his plans to retire, Larson will likely spend his free time hitting the open road with his family in the Newell Coach, embracing the van life and making memories that will last a lifetime.

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