Samantha Busch, widow of two-time Cup Series champion Kyle Busch, shared a personal reflection on social media after a difficult trip back to Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Las Vegas feels a little different this weekend. The city that raised Kyle Busch and watched him grow from a local racer into one of NASCAR’s biggest stars is hosting the Cup Series without its hometown hero for the first time since his sudden death in May.
Always the villain while he was on track, winning more races than any other driver in NASCAR history, Kyle Busch is set to receive an honor as one of the true heroes of the sport.
Kyle Busch’s legacy could soon become a permanent part of Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Clark County is set to consider a proposal to formally name private drive aisles at the speedway after Busch and his brother, Kurt, according to NBC News’ Vegas station KSNV News 3.
The Busch brothers have never had a quiet relationship. Kurt and Kyle spent years racing each other with the same intensity they brought to the rest of the NASCAR field, and sometimes that rivalry spilled over.
Kurt Busch has revealed the final moments he shared with Kyle Busch, his younger brother, before his death. In an emotional interview with TODAY on Aug.
The racing world was shocked to learn of the death of NASCAR legend Kyle Busch on May 21 from what was later learned to be pneumonia that progressed into sepsis.
Kurt Busch had already experienced IROC glory once as he won the prestigious championship in his first season in 2003. More than two decades later, he’s still on top of his game in delivering a clutch win.
NASCAR wanted to level the playing field. It was arguably the main reason behind the Next Gen cars being introduced in 2022. But as often happens with solutions, a new problem arises.
Kurt Busch has pushed back against Carson Hocevar’s claim that NASCAR is on ‘a ventilator’, warning the young driver not to undermine the sport that has helped build his career.
With Kyle “Rowdy” Busch’s death in May 21 2026, the question around his NASCAR Hall of Fame induction has taken on a different meaning. Fans have pushed for NASCAR to give the two-time champion special treatment and expedite his entry.
Kurt Busch is planning a special tribute for his late brother, Kyle Busch. Kyle Busch, a two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, died last month at the age of 41 years old.
Kurt Busch is set to compete in the 2026 Historic Sportscar Racing NASCAR Classic at Circuit de la Sarthe, near Le Mans, France. And he will do so with a tribute to his late brother, Kyle Busch.
Kurt Busch has spoken publicly for the first time since the death of his younger brother Kyle Busch, sharing an emotional message nearly three weeks after the NASCAR legend’s passing.
NASCAR Hall of Fame member Kurt Busch released his first public comments on Monday since last month's sudden passing of younger brother Kyle Busch. "Thank you, everyone, for the well wishes, support, & love for my brother and our family," Kurt Busch posted on X.
NBA legend Michael Jordan saw a little bit of himself in Kurt Busch.
Carl Edwards and Kurt Busch were only teammates in NASCAR for a short time at Roush Racing, but the latter had a big effect on the former.
NASCAR will induct three new members into its Hall of Fame on Friday night. This will include Kurt Busch, Harry Gant, and Ray Hendrick. The ceremony will take place at 8 p.m.
The modern Kurt Busch is a more mature, subdued individual — but it's his character arc on and off the racetrack that makes him worthy of entry into NASCAR's Hall of Fame.
The NASCAR Hall of Fame will induct Kurt Busch, Harry Gant and Ray Hendrick in the Class of 2026 on Friday night in Charlotte, N.C. Busch, 47, was elected in May, during his first year of eligibility, after winning the 2004 Cup Series championship and 34 races, including the 2010 Coca-Cola 600 and the 2017 Daytona 500.
Kurt Busch's racing career is one that most drivers can only dream of. On Friday, the 47-year-old from Las Vegas will be inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame.
As the debate over NASCAR’s championship overhaul heats up, veteran driver Kurt Busch has added his own blueprint to the mix. Having lived through nearly every iteration of the sport’s title format, from the grind of the 36-race season to the 10-race Chase and today’s one-race showdown, Busch believes the ideal solution lies somewhere in between.
Kyle Busch is undoubtedly one of the best race drivers of the 21st century, but one accomplishment noticeably missing from his career is a start in the Indianapolis 500.
Kurt Busch had several great highlights in his career. He won 34 Cup races, won the 2004 NASCAR Cup championship, and finished fourth in 2009. It’s no wonder he’ll be inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame next January.
On Tuesday, the three newest members of the NASCAR Hall of Fame were officially announced.
Auto racing has always been inherently different from other sports in terms of how you win.
The NASCAR Awards aired tonight on Peacock showing fans a great moment honoring Kurt Busch in his retirement. Kevin Harvick wasn’t the only one who called it quits this year.
Just moments before Bell was set to climb into his car and fight for this year's Cup Series championship, news broke that Coy Gibbs, the co-owner of Joe Gibbs Racing and father of fellow competitor Ty Gibbs, had passed away.
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