US EditionKyle Busch to Return to RCR Next Season
- Richard Childress Racing has confirmed it will retain Kyle Busch for the 2026 season by exercising the clause in his agreement that extends his tenure with the team.
- Busch, a 40-year-old two-time Cup Series champion, faces his longest career slump, approaching 70 races without a win.
- Busch, who last won on June 4, 2023, is competing this weekend in the Coca-Cola 600, an event he previously claimed victory in back in 2018.
- Busch described the recent losing streak as somewhat humbling and expressed eagerness for his next victory, whenever it may occur, while Childress remains optimistic about future wins and hopes to secure a long-term contract with him.
- Despite a winless 2024 season, Busch believes the team will improve soon, and Childress affirmed confidence in winning races with him this year.
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Kyle Busch to return to RCR next season
CONCORD, N.C. — Richard Childress Racing announced Saturday it has picked up the option on Kyle Busch's contract, meaning the two-time Cup Series champion will be back with the team for the 2026 season.
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From Bitter Enemies to Friends, How Kyle Busch and Richard Childress’ Complex Relationship Has Evolved
NASCAR can be an interesting study in human psychology and sociology. One of the most unique studies of that dynamic has to be the relationship between longtime Cup team owner Richard Childress and Kyle Busch. Back in 2011, after several verbal exchanges between the two in the preceding seasons, words turned to physical violence as Childress punched Busch in the face following a NASCAR Trucks race at Kansas Speedway. The promotion didn’t take to…
Kyle Busch To Stay At RCR In 2026, But Future Otherwise In Limbo
Richard Childress Racing announced Saturday at Charlotte Motor Speedway that its flagship driver, Kyle Busch, will remain with the organization in 2026. Busch, currently in the last year of a three-year deal with RCR, had been non-committal about his plans for next season prior to Saturday’s news. The team has picked up the one-year option on Busch’s original contract, which expires at the end of 2025. Excited to fight with the team for another…
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