In 2017 I'll never forget Kyle Busch's cameo in the movie Logan Lucky, where he played a state trooper, it was a pretty cool moment.
In 2019, Kyle Busch made a surprise appearance on WWE Raw where he pinned R-Truth to briefly win the WWE 24/7 Championship before losing it back later that same night I’ll never forget this.
In 2010, Kyle Busch set a modern-era record by winning 24 combined races in a single season across the top three series (13 in Xfinity, 8 in Trucks, 3 in Cup) — a level of dominance that will be remembered forever.
At just 16, Kyle Busch dominated in his No. 04 Late Model in 2001 — 10 wins at The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway — the run that created the buzz and launched his Truck Series career.
Champ, not a day has gone by without thinking of you. We miss you so much, Rowdy — your fire, your heart, and everything you gave to this sport will never be forgotten.
Last night at Charlotte, 11-year-old Brexton Busch made his dad proud — he took Kyle's No. 8 Chevy, did burnouts till the tires went flat, then hit the roof for the signature Rowdy Bow. Like father, like son. We're super proud of him.
Toyota made two pretty bad ass Kyle Busch Rowdy Edition Camrys: the original Rowdy Edition was a 2012 Camry for SEMA 2012, and Rowdy Edition II was a 2018 Camry for SEMA 2017.
Kyle Busch won the Feed the Children Prelude to the Dream at Eldora Speedway on June 6, 2012, driving the No. 18 M&M's dirt Late Model for Scott Bloomquist. It was his first Prelude win after five tries, beating Tony Stewart by 2.283 seconds.
Kyle Busch made his Pro 2WD off-road racing debut in the Traxxas TORC Series at Chicagoland Speedway, piloting the #18 PRO 2WD M&M's Traxxas truck during the 2010 TORC round at Route 66 Raceway.
May 3, 2008 Richmond: Kyle Busch in the No. 18 dumps race leader Dale Jr. in the No. 88 with 3 to go, Clint Bowyer wins, Jr says Kyle is "gonna need security from all of us" to leave. RowdyNation will never forget this moment.
Throwback to 2020 when Kyle Busch took on the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona in the No. 14 AIM Vasser Sullivan Lexus RC F GT3 in the GTD class. A moment Rowdy Nation will never forget. This was Rowdy's first start in this series, and he finished P9.
Kyle Busch wasn't just a great driver, he was a great owner who made Kyle Busch Motorsports the most successful team in Truck Series history with 100 wins and 7 owner's championships. He mentored a lot of drivers and helped them get to where they are today — we miss you, Rowdy!
I’ll never forget the night Kyle Busch won the Federated Auto Parts 300 at Nashville Superspeedway on June 6, 2009, and smashed the Sam Bass guitar in Victory Lane, Kyle did not care.
In 2010 at Richmond, Kyle Busch drove the famous pink kitten car from his Toyota Sponsafier commercial in the Nationwide Series race. A little girl named Kimmy had "sponsafied" his No. 18 Toyota with cats, hearts, and butterflies, and he made her entire night.
When Kyle Busch got his first win for Richard Childress Racing we were all so excited. I was thrilled he was coming, too. Welcome, NC! It was such a special moment at California — he got the last win ever there, and he also got his first win for Hendrick there as well.


























