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Kyle Busch outruns charging Ryan Blaney for 88th NASCAR XFINITY win

Kyle Busch outruns charging Ryan Blaney for 88th NASCAR XFINITY win

July 8, 2017
As Kyle Busch spun his #18 Toyota wildly during his celebratory burnout at Kentucky Speedway, the right rear tire exploded with an audible pop after it hit the drain below the apron

Kentucky Recap from ESPN Research

Kentucky Recap from ESPN Research

July 8, 2017
- Martin Truex Jr.: 60th driver in Cup Series history to win at least 10 races; ties Donnie Allison and Sterling Marlin for 58th on all-time wins list (with 10) - Truex Jr.: led race-high 152 laps; leads Cup Series with 1,115 laps led this season and 2,924 over last

Kyle Busch outruns charging Ryan Blaney for 88th NASCAR XFINITY win:

Kyle Busch outruns charging Ryan Blaney for 88th NASCAR XFINITY win:

July 8, 2017
As Kyle Busch spun his #18 Toyota wildly during his celebratory burnout at Kentucky Speedway, the right rear tire exploded with an audible pop after it hit the drain below the apron. It was an astute call by crew chief Eric Phillips that enabled Busch's tires to survive

Kentucky XFINITY Race Fast Facts:

Kentucky XFINITY Race Fast Facts:

July 8, 2017
Kyle Busch(i) won the 17th Annual Alsco 300, his 88th victory in 333 NASCAR XFINITY Series races. This is his second victory and fifth top-10 finish in 2017. This is his third victory and eighth top-10 finish in ten races at Kentucky Speedway. Ryan Blaney(i) (second

Kyle Busch wins Kentucky XFINITY race:

Kyle Busch wins Kentucky XFINITY race:

July 7, 2017
#18-Kyle Busch won the Alsco 300 at Kentucky Speedway on Saturday. It is his 88th XFINITY Series win and 2nd of the year. #12-Ryan Blaney finished second, followed by #20-Erik Jones, #41-Kevin Harvick, #3-Ty Dillon, #22-Joey Logano, #9-William Byron, #7-Justin Allgaier

Kyle Busch wins Kentucky pole with record-setting lap:

Kyle Busch wins Kentucky pole with record-setting lap:

July 7, 2017
For Kyle Busch, the second time was the charm on Friday at Kentucky Speedway - because there was no third time. With the threat of a lightning storm imminent at the 1.5-mile track, NASCAR shortened knockout qualifying from three rounds to two, putting Busch on the

Kyle Busch on XFINITY pole at Kentucky:

Kyle Busch on XFINITY pole at Kentucky:

July 7, 2017
#18-Kyle Busch won the Coors Light pole for the Alsco 300 at Kentucky Speedway with a speed of 181.935mph. #20-Erik Jones will start second. The rest of the top 10: #12-Ryan Blaney, #22-Joey Logano, #9-William Byron, #42-Tyler Reddick, #48-Brennan Poole, #00-Cole Custer

Kyle Busch fastest in XFINITY practice:

Kyle Busch fastest in XFINITY practice:

July 6, 2017
#18-Kyle Busch was fastest during the only practice at Kentucky Speedway with a speed of 182.389mph. The rest of the top 10: #12-Ryan Blaney, #33-Brandon Jones, #42-Tyler Reddick, #20-Erik Jones, #48-Brennan Poole, #21-Daniel Hemric, #3-Ty Dillon, #22-Joey Logano,

Bell wins Kentucky:

Bell wins Kentucky:

July 6, 2017
#4-Christopher Bell held off #99-Brandon Jones in the rain delayed Buckle Up in Your Truck 225 at Kentucky Speedway on Thursday night to win his third race of the year. #24-Justin Haley, #19-Austin Cindric, #18-Noah Gragson, #46-Kyle Busch, #75-Parker Kligerman, #88

Busch paces final Kentucky Truck practice:

Busch paces final Kentucky Truck practice:

July 5, 2017
#46-Kyle Busch was fastest during final practice for Thursday's Buckle Up in Your Truck 225 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Kentucky Speedway with a speed of 180.886mph. #4-Christopher Bell, #33-Kaz Grala, #88-Matt Crafton, #21-Johnny Sauter, #99-Brandon

Enfinger fastest in opening Kentucky Truck practice:

Enfinger fastest in opening Kentucky Truck practice:

July 5, 2017
#98- Grant Enfinger was fastest during the opening practice for Thursday's Camping World Truck Series race at Kentucky Speedway at 182.020mph. #46-Kyle Busch, #99-Brandon Jones, #18-Noah Gragson, #27-Ben Rhodes, #21-Johnny Sauter, #19-Austin Cindric, #88-Matt Crafton

Snickers getting ˜Rowdy’ with Busch at Kentucky

Snickers getting ˜Rowdy’ with Busch at Kentucky

July 4, 2017
SNICKERS is bringing back its popular 'Hunger Bars, and one of the new hunger symptoms will be quite familiar to Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series fans. Kyle Busch has raced with the SNICKERS brand many times over the years, so it's only appropriate that the driver

W2W4 Daytona: Stats and Facts by ESPN

W2W4 Daytona: Stats and Facts by ESPN

July 1, 2017
Who's Hot and Who's Not - Daytona Edition; This is Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s final Daytona race as a full-time driver. However, Earnhardt has not ruled out future races in NASCAR or at Daytona, just not as a full-time driver. With 17 wins at the track in all major races

Statistical Advance – Analyzing the Coke Zero 400

Statistical Advance – Analyzing the Coke Zero 400

June 29, 2017
a look at some of the top statistical performers at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida going into the Coke Zero 400 Powered by Coca-Cola on July 2. Groundbreaking for Daytona International Speedway was Nov. 25, 1957. The soil underneath the banked

Kyle Busch’s interim crew chief suspended one race¦.lugnuts:

Kyle Busch’s interim crew chief suspended one race¦.lugnuts:

June 28, 2017
NASCAR issued a one-race suspension to #18-Kyle Busch interim crew chief Ben Beshore for Busch's car having two lug nuts not tight following the NASCAR Cup event Sunday at Sonoma Raceway. The suspension, along with the $20,000 fine, followed the guidelines set in the