1. Did Kansas mean more than ‘Dega for 23X1? You never forget the one that was first, and that’s usually true in racing. Kurt Busch‘s victory Sunday at Kansas wasn’t the first win for 23X1 Racing; that came last October in Talladega with Bubba Wallace‘s win. As sweet as that was, especially for Wallace, you …
While there are obvious comparisons between 23XI Racing and Trackhouse Racing, Denny Hamlin’s young Cup Series team is following a very different path.
Kurt Busch’s first NASCAR Cup win with 23XI Racing was the fruition of Busch’s “special project” for the “twilight” of his career. It’s also filled with a “spiritual connection” to the late Adam Petty.
Kurt Busch outdueled the Kyles, Kyle Busch and Kyle Larson, to win the AdventHealth 400 at Kansas.
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Halfway through the regular season of the NASCAR Cup Series, parity continues to reign supreme. Kurt Busch’s victory at Kansas Speedway on Sunday made him the 11th different winner so far in 2022.
All six Toyota Cup drivers all finished inside the top 10 in the AdventHealth 400 at Kansas.
Kurt Busch took the lead from Kyle Larson with just nine laps left in Sunday’s (May 15) AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway, winning his first Cup race of 2022.
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Racing is many things but good racing isn’t predictable. Most NASCAR races this year are anything but, the best we could hope for in the sport’s Next Gen era.
The spring race at Darlington Raceway is now the designated Throwback Weekend for NASCAR.
The No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing driver earned his 13th-straight top 10 at Darlington, but he’s still searching for a win.
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