News about Kyle Busch

Daniel Suarez defeated Ryan Blaney and Kyle Busch in a thrilling 3-wide finish at Atlanta on Sunday to win the Cup Series. Afterward, Busch reflected on the race's last stretch on Instagram. 'I can't get any closer to that.' As a caption to his post, he wrote, "needed a few inches." 'Fast @cheddarskitchen. today @teamchevy - we're excited about the year's success.' Samantha, who has been married to Busch since 2010, did the unexpected with a roast of her own in the comments section as the 'likes' arrived in.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr, a NASCAR racer, survived a frightening crash at Charlotte Motor Speedway after it caught fire during the race. During the 96th lap of the championship, Stenhouse Jr. was compelled to turn around on the side of the track after the broadcast revealed fires shooting up from underneath his car. After several minutes, he nonchalantly jumped out of the car as if nothing was happening, before emergency personnel were seen rushing toward his car to put out the fires.

On Saturday afternoon, NASCAR star Zane Smith saw his triumph plummeting in flaming as a result of a string of celebratory burnouts went wrong. Smith became the first repeat NASCAR champion at the Circuit of the Americas, defeating Kyle Busch in the process, and he celebrated his victory with some customary burnouts at the end of the contest. Sadly for the 23-year-old Californian, as he stepped out of the vehicle to give his team a hug, it became apparent that his car was going up in flames right away.

The 18-year-old high school student who is taking classes online so he can be a full-time driver in Saturday's race. Smith led the final 52 laps while still holding off Cup Series star Kyle Busch. Smith had to win for the first time in his 13th game in a row, 177, and 186. "I just have to thank everybody on Pilot/Flying J, Toyota, JGR guys, and everyone on this 18 team for giving me such a fantastic ride.' This is amazing,' Smith continued, 'this is a dream come true, and I did not know' it was coming at any time.' It took a lot of hard work and a lot of amazing people around me. I wouldn't be here without any of these guys.'

Kyle Busch, the NASCAR pilot, apologised for the'mistake' of carrying a handgun to Mexico, which resulted in a brief detainment and a three-and-a-half years in prison for which he mysteriously appears to have escaped. After the Mexico Prosecutor General's office announced that a foreign national named 'Kyle Thomas 'B' was arrested at Cancun International Airport on January 27, Busch issued a statement on Monday. The individual was returning to the United States when airport security found the.38 caliber handgun and hollow-tip bullets in his luggage. The Mexican National Guard was dispatched, and the individual was charged with unlawful possession of ammunition and firearms unlawful possession. The American was sentenced by a Mexican judge to three years and six months in jail, as well as a $1,100 fine.