IROC will return to WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca as part of the 2026 Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion, bringing another all-star lineup of racing icons back to the world-famous circuit August 12–15.Legends scheduled to compete in this year’s event include seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson, NASCAR champions Kurt Busch...

Kurt Busch said his heart is broken in his first public comments about his late brother, Kyle Busch.The post was made on Monday on Instagram along with a collage of pictures of the two. Kyle Busch, the two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and younger brother of Kurt, unexpectedly died on...

In her first public comments since the unexpected death of her husband, Kyle, Samantha Busch has expressed her gratitude for the outpouring of support in a social media post.

Former IndyCar Series president Jay Frye and the late Kyle Busch tried to find ways for the mercurial NASCAR star to add his name to Indianapolis 500 lore as the second Busch brother to attempt The Double.

Katherine Legge is the latest driver to attempt to run 1,100 miles in one glorious Memorial Day Weekend blitz. The fortunes of those who have attempted “The Double” before her have been hugely varied, and are regularly influenced by bad weather…

Kurt Busch will compete in the 2026 Historic Sportscar Racing (HSR) NASCAR Classic at Circuit de la Sarthe, near Le Mans, France. The event runs from July 2-5, and will celebrate 50 years since NASCAR’s first attempt in the 24-hour race.Busch, who collected 34 victories throughout his NASCAR Cup Series...

Kurt Busch raced to victory at the recent IROC exhibition race staged at Ten Tenths Motor Club, driving the very same IROC Pontiac Firebird he won the IROC crown with back in 2003.

Brad Keselowski has gone from being unsure of making his first NASCAR Cup Series race to gearing up for his 600th start.

Being both a co-owner and rival driver gives Denny Hamlin a unique perspective on the team's breakout season.

As the Cup Series reverts to the Chase format this season, Kurt Busch reflects on the format's 2004 debut and what it meant – and means – for NASCAR.