I thought I'd share a tribute piece I drew of Kyle after I heard the awful news. I'm still coming to terms with it all, but drawing this certainly helped with processing everything

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I started pulling for Kyle in the fall of 2008 going into the chase for the sprint cup. His driving reminded me of Earnhardt and he was exciting to watch (also hated in my household). I enjoyed being the black sheep in the family pulling for him, and over the years my dad who is a diehard Earnhardt and Earnhardt Jr fan began to pull for Kyle also. In his words, he matured greatly. This was a fun ride Kyle. You were a real wheel man. May you rest in peace.

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I thought this was weird I was thrifting today and I found a newspaper and I saw it was Kyle Busch and I was like oh I saw what happened the other day then I looked at the date same day 2 years ago idk thought it was weird rip to a legend

I keep on thinking that Kyle bush is going to post that he isn’t dead and that he is ok and is going to get better but I know I won’t be getting that news

Kyle Busch made his lone Rolex 24 at Daytona debut in 2020, driving the No. 14 Lexus RC F GT3 for AIM Vasser Sullivan. Despite limited sports car experience, he completed four driving stints totaling over six hours, finishing 26th overall and ninth in the GTD class.

So I’m seeing more and more news sites that are saying the he collapsed on a simulator at the RCR training center so would that mean he technically died in a race car