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Larson to donate winnings from dirt race to Busch's charity
Kyle Larson says he will donate his winnings to Busch's charity after a sprint car victory at local dirt tracks.
- NASCAR Cup Series driver Kyle Larson won a High Limit Racing competition this week and announced he will donate his race winnings to the Bundle of Joy fund.
- Founded by the late Kyle Busch and his wife Samantha, the Bundle of Joy fund supports families struggling with infertility and honors Busch's memory following his death at age 41.
- After taking the checkered flag, Larson performed the signature 'Busch Bow,' a gesture honoring the late driver that mirrors celebrations previously used by the Busch family.
- Drivers across the racing community continue to honor Busch following his death, frequently paying tribute to his impact on the sport through charitable gestures and support.
- Between top-level Cup Series weekends, Larson regularly competes in sprint car races at local dirt tracks during the week, maintaining his racing roots while supporting charitable causes.
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