Austin Hill is without a doubt the best superspeedway racer in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, ever. His numbers speak for themselves. However, the term “road course racer” doesn’t usually come to mind for most fans. Austin Hill may not be a fan favorite. He may not even be tolerated by many fans. But he does win, A LOT. Austin is now a 16-time winner … Continue reading Austin Hill Finally Wins on a Road Course
With the untimely passing of Kyle Busch, RCR had a tough decision to make. Who would be placed in the 8, now 33, for the rest of the season? So far, Austin Hill has been that man for two weeks, and he deserves it. You will see in the comment sections that he is unpopular with fans, but that doesn’t matter. This article is taking … Continue reading Opinion: Austin Hill Deserves to be in the 33 for the Rest of the Season
After starting in the back, once again, Denny Hamlin allowed the speed of his No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Camry and his vast years of experience to just… Go. Michigan marked Denny’s 63rd career Cup Series victory. The 60th with Toyota, making him the first driver in the OEM’s history to hit that mark. The late Kyle Busch scored 56 of his victories with Toyota. … Continue reading Denny Hamlin Ties Kyle Busch for 9th All-Time with a Fantastic Tribute
Richard Childress addressed us in the media center at Michigan International Speedway on Saturday afternoon. The first thing Richard did was thank the media for the support shown to the Busch family and those at RCR. He said that today’s announcement was planned ahead of time and was supposed to be that Kyle Busch would return to the Richard Childress Racing No. 8 Chevrolet in … Continue reading Richard Childress Addresses the Media at MIS about the 33, Hill, Busch, and the Rest of 2026
Three years ago today, June 4, 2023, Kyle Busch would win for the last time in his Cup Series career. Busch would outrun the field on a late race restart to win for the third time in 2023. The move to Richard Childress Racing proved to be fruitful for the most successful Toyota driver in history. A win at California, Talladega, and then Gateway would … Continue reading Throwback Thursday: Three Years Ago Today, Kyle Busch Won for the Last Time
With one of the best restarts you’ll see all year, Denny Hamlin held off two of his Joe Gibbs Racing teammates to win the 2026 Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville Superspeedway. Denny’s win would be the second of the 2026 season, the 16th of the Next Gen Era, and the 62nd of his career. The chaotic race at Nashville started off with a thud for … Continue reading One Hell of a Restart and Denny Hamlin Ties Larson for Most Wins of the NEXT GEN Era
Founded in 2010 in the Craftsman Truck Series, Kyle Busch Motorsports became a staple of the series, and it did so in no time at all. If there was a KBM truck on the track, you expected it to win. Since then, KBM has produced multitudes of future Cup Series stars, including Daytona 500 winners and Championship 4 contenders. By the time the team closed … Continue reading Looking at Kyle Busch Motorsports Legacy in Today’s Cup Series
Kyle Busch’s untimely death highlights a rare but serious concern with driver healthcare in the sport. Teams are on the road around 40 weeks per year, and missing a race, for whatever reason, ultimately ends your chances at a good points finish. Sure, there is the medical waiver system, but drivers get zero points for missed races, making it next to impossible for a driver … Continue reading Is it time for NASCAR to adopt a “drop race” system?
By Staff Writer Andy DeLaySeriously Fast Motorsports There are drivers who win races, drivers who win championships, and drivers who change the temperature of the garage the moment they walk through it. Kyle Busch was all three. The racing world is grieving the loss of one of the most talented, fiery, complicated, and unforgettable competitors the sport has ever seen. Busch, a two-time NASCAR Cup … Continue reading Remembering Kyle Busch: There Will Only Ever Be One Rowdy
Weather hit the Charlotte Motor Speedway early this afternoon, causing an extended weather delay. That delay led to the cancellation of qualifying. Here is the full starting lineup 1 7 Corey Day 2 34 Layne Riggs 3 11 Kaden Honeycutt 4 88 Ty Majeski 5 1 Brandon Jones 6 62 Leland Honeyman Jr. 7 91 Christian Eckes 8 38 Chandler Smith 9 98 Jake Garcia … Continue reading NC Education Lottery 200 Qualifying Rained Out – Day on Pole
