Rico Abreu has built an impressive reputation in dirt racing, collecting major victories and establishing himself as one of the most versatile drivers in the discipline.
Kyle Busch’s name had long been associated with winning, seldom flaring tempers on the NASCAR track, and fierce competition. But one of the most important things he built began at home.
Elliott has followed in the footsteps of his father, Bill, in many ways throughout his NASCAR career.
For the first time since 1990, NASCAR’s Most Popular Driver Award will go to someone outside the Elliott and Earnhardt families. Eight-time consecutive
Chase Elliott ended his streak of eight consecutive NASCAR Cup Series Most Popular Driver awards to honor the late Kyle Busch. The National Motorsports Press Association confirmed on Friday that Elliott opted to remove his name from the 2026 ballot.
NASCAR Cup Series champion Chase Elliott proved this week that he’s a man of his word by honoring the late Kyle Busch. The motorsports community lost Busch on May 21 after he suffered severe pneumonia that progressed into sepsis.
Last week, Jeff Hensley was doing what he has done for decades: calling a NASCAR race from the pit box. This week, his family was praying he would survive a hospital stay.
The roar of the engine and the smoke pouring off the tires made Brexton Busch’s burnout at Charlotte Motor Speedway a moment NASCAR fans won’t soon forget.
Kyle Busch had already pictured the day he would share a NASCAR track with his son Brexton, even mapping out a plan to race alongside his son in the Truck Series before handing him the reins.
Brexton Busch, son of the late Kyle Busch, stole the show on Friday night at Charlotte Motor Speedway, climbing into his late father’s No. 8 Richard Childress Racing Lucas Oil Chevrolet and delivering a lengthy burnout on the frontstretch.
Brexton Busch honored his late father, Kyle Busch, in an appropriate manner during a celebration of life on Friday, doing burnouts at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
As the crowd gathered at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Friday evening cheered, an emotional Samantha Busch fought back tears as she took to the podium.
Longtime NASCAR commentator Mike Joy said it best Friday night at Kyle Busch's celebration of life at Charlotte Motor Speedway: "To all of you who booed, all of you who cheered, you are all Rowdy Nation."
At the home racetrack of the late Kyle Busch, defending NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson put on a show Rowdy would've loved.
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.
Family is as intrinsic to the story of NASCAR racing as moonshine and the beaches of Daytona.
No driver is more synonymous with the bright, candy-clad livery than Busch, who tragically died on May 21 at the age of 41.
As harsh a reality as it was, the world, including the NASCAR garage, somehow kept turning after the shocking death of Kyle Busch on May 21.
On Saturday, Brexton Busch won his first race since the passing of his father, NASCAR champion Kyle Busch, who died on May 21 after pneumonia progressed into sepsis.
Chase Elliott will compete in the July 18 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at North Wilkesboro Speedway behind the wheel of the No. 7 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet, driving a truck that was originally set to be driven by the late Kyle Busch.
Samantha Busch made a promise to her husband, NASCAR legend Kyle Busch, as he lay in the hospital before his tragic death on May 21.
For the second straight week, Hamlin came from last to first to win a NASCAR Cup Series race.
On Friday, Samantha Busch released a statement in a social media post thanking NASCAR fans for their support of her husband and the Busch family.
Adam Stevens won two NASCAR Cup Series championships and 28 races while serving as Kyle Busch's crew chief, but his favorite memory of the late driver came in one of NASCAR's most iconic finishes.
Denny Hamlin never thought he could catch the late Kyle Busch on NASCAR's all-time wins list. But on Sunday at Nashville Superspeedway, just 10 days after Busch's tragic death at age 41, Hamlin pulled within a single victory of his longtime teammate and friend with his 62nd NASCAR Cup Series triumph.
One week removed from the shocking, tragic death of NASCAR legend Kyle Busch, it's still difficult to imagine that the NASCAR Cup Series field will race Sunday at Nashville Superspeedway without him.
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