Kyle Busch

    • Born: May 2, 1985
    • Birthplace: Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Nicknames: Rowdy, Shrub, Wild Thing
    • 2004 Busch Series (renamed Nationwide Series, 2008) Rookie of the Year
    • 2005 Nextel Cup (renamed Sprint Cup Series, 2008) Rookie of the Year
    • Younger brother of Sprint Cup Series champion Kurt Busch
    • Presently involved with Samantha Sarcinella

  • About Kyle Busch

    Kyle Busch is a professional driver in the NASCAR circuit.

    Busch won the Food City 500 race on March 22, 2009, after leading 378 laps.ESPN.com: Kyle Earns Busch Bros 3rd Straight Win He also won the Shelby 427 Sprint Cup race in Las Vegas on March 1, 2009.ESPN.com: Busch Wins in Vegas; Kenseth Last

    Busch missed the 2009 Sprint Cup chase, losing the last spot to Brian Vickers.

  • 2009 Season

    Kyle Busch was involved in a huge 10 car crash at the 2009 Daytona 500 during lap 124. The crash was instigated by Dale Earnhardt Jr., who attempted to pass Brian Vickers. When Vickers blocked Earnhardt, and tried to move back into position, Earnhardt caught the back of Vickers and triggered a major crash. As a result, Kyle Busch was eliminated from the race.

    On February 21, 2009, Busch became the first driver to win two NASCAR national touring series races in the same day. He placed first in the San Bernardino County 200 and the Stater Brothers 300, both held at the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, California.ESPN.com: Busch Leads 143 of 150 Laps in Win

  • Sprint Cup Career Wins

    • 2009: Bristol (Sharpie 500)
    • 2009: Richmond (Russ Friedman 400)
    • 2009: Bristol (Food City 500)
    • 2009: Las Vegas (Shelby 427)
    • 2008: Kobalt Tools 500
    • 2008: Aaron's 499
    • 2008: Dodge Challenger 500
    • 2008: Best Buy 400
    • 2008: Toyota/Save Mart 350
    • 2008: Coke Zero 400
    • 2008: LifeLock.com 400
    • 2008: Centurion Boats at the Glen
    • Name Changed from NEXTEL Cup Series
    • 2007: Food City 500
    • 2006: Lenox Industrial Tools 300
    • 2005: Sony HD 500
    • 2005: Checker Auto Parts 500

  • *2009: Nationwide Series

    • 2009: Texas
    • 2009: Charlotte
    • 2009: Gateway
    • 2009: Loudon
    • 2009: Nashville
    • 2009: Richmond
    • 2009: Texas
    • 2009: Fontana
    • 2008: O'Reilly 300
    • 2008: Bashas' Supermarkets 200
    • 2008: Corona Mexico 200
    • 2008: Carquest Auto Parts 300
    • 2008: Dollar General 300
    • 2008: Kroger 200
    • 2008: Camping World RV Service 300
    • 2008: Camping World RV Sales 200
    • 2008: Dollar General 300
    • 2008: O'Reilly Challenge
    • Name changed from Busch Grand National Series
    • 2007: Winn-Dixie 250
    • 2007: Emerson Radio 250
    • 2007: Yellow Transportation 300
    • 2007: Arizona Travel 200
    • 2006: Sharpie Mini 300
    • 2005: Carquest Auto Parts 300 (Charlotte)
    • 2004: Funai 250
    • 2004: Carquest Auto Parts 300
    • 2004: Meijer 300
    • 2004: Kroger 200
    • 2004: Cabela's 250

  • Camping World Truck Series Career Wins

    • 2009: Texas
    • 2009: Talladega
    • 2009: Loudon
    • 2009: Chicago
    • 2009: Bristol
    • 2009: Atlanta
    • 2009: Fontana
    • Named Changed from the Craftsman Truck Series
    • 2008: Bristol
    • 2008: Atlanta
    • 2008: Fontana
    • 2007: Phoenix
    • 2007: Atlanta
    • 2006: Charlotte
    • 2005: Atlanta
    • 2005: Dover
    • 2005: Charlotte

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