Observing how Kyle Larson and Tyler Reddick successfully transitioned from dirt racing to becoming two top talents in the NASCAR Cup Series, several other drivers, including Kyle Busch and Ty Gibbs, decided to dip their toes into the dirt racing scene this past offseason.
Kyle Busch alongside his wife Samantha Busch are parents to two lovely kids, their son Brexton (9 years old) and Daughter Lennix (2 years old). The two recently interviewed for the Today Show and discussed their goal to help families facing infertility issues.
Kyle Busch recalls the time when he approached 23XI Racing’s co-owner, Michael Jordan for a potential move to the team. 23XI has made great progress in terms of performance since the 2021 season, which could’ve improved further with Busch at helm, just like his brother Kurt Busch.
Kyle Busch stressed the importance of spotters on superspeedways ahead of the Cup Series race at Talladega. The eyes in the sky are what tell drivers where to put their cars on the track and whom they are surrounded by.
At Talladega Superspeedway, green flag pit stops can make or break a driver's race. Getting onto pit road is much harder than it looks, and occasionally, green flag pit stops can lead to a crash. That's what happened in Stage 1 of Sunday's Jack Link's 500.
This weekend at Talladega there are no aero changes for the Cup Series cars. Kyle Busch is not much of a fan of that. Given how many flips there have been at these high-speed NASCAR tracks lately, you can’t blame him.
Kyle Busch is a two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion. He’s recorded 63 Cup wins in his distinguished career, which is now in its 23rd season and includes 723 races.
How about that! Zane Smith gets his first-ever NASCAR Cup Series pole award. He gets it done at big, bad Talladega! The Fords were hooked up this afternoon.
NASCAR drivers need to have amazing reflexes. A driver must react within milliseconds to avoid wrecks on-track. However, sometimes drivers get so used to the way they race, their behavior gets carried over to public roads when they drive with their family.
Kyle Busch has won the NASCAR Cup Series title twice — in 2015 and 2019. He has 63 Cup wins to his credit. Chase Elliott has won the championship once, back in 2020.
Formula 1 and NASCAR are generally considered to be the top motorsports compared to others. Both these sports have cars that run at extreme speeds, but have a great difference in their viewership.
Kyle Busch isn’t shy when it comes to speaking his mind—especially when comparing the world of NASCAR to Formula 1. During a candid conversation on Bert Kreischer’s cooking show, the two-time Cup Series champion opened up about why he never made the leap to F1 and what he really thinks about the culture surrounding the sport.
The new Kyle Busch 7-Eleven paint scheme has reportedly leaked online. The leak came from the Instagram account NASCARRumorNostalgia and was picked up by Reddit.
Kyle Busch has won 63 NASCAR Cup Series races. He’s won two championships. The Richard Childress Racing driver won his last title in 2019. He won his last race in 2023.
Kyle Busch, a two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, came out on top in a battle against his 9-year-old son Brexton Busch on Wednesday night in a 20-lap Winged Micro Feature event on the dirt at Millbridge Speedway.
NASCAR is truly a family affair, and the Busches are proof of that. Of course, Kyle Busch and his older brother Kurt are both accomplished drivers, but there's a younger generation looking to get involved as well.