On this Memorial Day weekend, Kyle Busch will sport a special #18 Red, White and Blue M&M;’S Toyota promoting M&M;’S partnership with Operation Gratitude and Walmart. For a limited time, fans can buy the Red, White and Blue M&M;’S exclusively at Walmart. M&M;’S candies were created 75 years ago as rations for our troops. During this year’s promotion, for every bag purchased by a consumer, one bag will be sent to our American troops abroad. Fans can also show their support for our troops on social media with #CelebrateWithM. More can be learned about the program at www.myconfectioncorner.com. The Coca-Cola 600 would be special because the event is at what Busch often says is his favorite racetrack. He has come close to winning a Sprint Cup event at Charlotte, but he’s yet to carry home a coveted Sprint Cup trophy from the track that is home to a majority of the NASCAR teams and is just around the corner from where Busch now lives in Mooresville, NC. Continuing the sport’s longstanding tradition of honoring the United States Armed Forces, all 40 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers will bear the name of a fallen service member on their racecar windshields during Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600. Busch’s #18 Red, White and Blue M&M;’S Toyota will feature U.S. Army PFC Robert Stephan Underwood, who hailed from O’Fallon, Missouri, on the windshield for Sunday evening’s race (JGR), see an image of the car on the #18 team paint schemes page.
