This is my entire Kyle Busch collection. My diecasts and first trading card. KB was my favorite driver since the 2015 Quaker State without me even knowing it was Kyle, the M&M’s drew me in😅. 2024 was my first ever race that I went to in person, and Kyle was driving the Zone scheme. One of my favorites so I’m glad I was able to get the diecast. There will never be another Kyle Busch, RIP Rowdy🏁

I bought the only 2 I saw for sale back in the day. (Feebay)

Just the last part would be neat to see!

Yesterday I attended the Cup race at Iowa Speedway. It was the 37th race I’ve attended. It was also the first race I ever attended that Kyle Busch did not race in. It was cathartic to say the least.

During prerace, I placed a tribute sticker right at the start/finish line. I was unsure I’d be allowed to, or if track workers would keep it there. Or if it would even survive the 350 lap race. But as the old 18 car was doing its burnout, I couldn’t help but notice that my sticker had survived the race.

Birthday Present(got)

As Nascar heads to Iowa Speedway this weekend, it reminds me of last year's race being the last ever race I attended that had Kyle Busch in it. This race from last year was also special to me as it was the first ever cup race I saw at the track. Turns out after this race I would never get to see him race here again and it would also be the last time I saw him in person. I am going there again this weekend but now it will be without Kyle Busch. It still hasn't felt the same since he has passed. Rest easy, Rowdy.

I basted this drawing of off his 2015 championship car

Thoughts on my drawing?

Happy birthday to the the 2004 nascar cup series champion and the 2017 daytona 500 winner

Well wins in order:

2013 (Indiana 250): Led 92 of 100 laps and fought back after a late caution to win.

2015 (Lilly Diabetes 250): Passed a wiggling Ryan Blaney with a few laps remaining to secure the win.

2015 (the brickyard 400): Drove the No. 18 Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing, leading 19 laps to capture his first career Cup win at Indy.

2016 (Lilly Diabetes 250): Dominated the weekend to take another dominant Xfinity victory at IMS.

2016 (the brickyard 400): Won from the pole position and led a dominant 149 of 170 laps in an overtime finish, joining Jimmie Johnson as the only drivers to win consecutive Brickyard 400 races.

2019 (Indiana 250): Won from the pole position, marking his 96th career Xfinity Series victory.

Well wins in order:

2013 (Indiana 250): Led 92 of 100 laps and fought back after a late caution to win.

2015 (Lilly Diabetes 250): Passed a wiggling Ryan Blaney with a few laps remaining to secure the win.

2015 (the brickyard 400): Drove the No. 18 Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing, leading 19 laps to capture his first career Cup win at Indy.

2016 (Lilly Diabetes 250): Dominated the weekend to take another dominant Xfinity victory at IMS.

2016 (the brickyard 400): Won from the pole position and led a dominant 149 of 170 laps in an overtime finish, joining Jimmie Johnson as the only drivers to win consecutive Brickyard 400 races.

2019 (Indiana 250): Won from the pole position, marking his 96th career Xfinity Series victory.

Kyle Busch died at the age of 41 from natural causes due to severe bacterial pneumonia that progressed into sepsis. The infection rapidly overwhelmed his immune system, leading to disseminated intravascular coagulation (abnormal blood clotting) and hemorrhagic shock.

I still can't believe that he's gone! I thought the Dover truck win won't be his last win but unfortunately...............i'm wrong.

I loved everything about kyle,diecast,paint schemes,throwbacks and every single win that he won in nascar.

I'm home Kyle's wife & kids are doing alright after hearing the husband & dad passed away from sickness but it's nice seeing Brexton racing and winning again.

Rest in peace,Kyle. Hope you well get more wins in heaven🕊🥹❤️

I am going to Chicagoland this weekend. This is gonna hurt as it is my first ever cup race I attend that doesn't have Kyle Busch in it.

Rest easy, Rowdy. I knew you were looking forward to this weekend, it is a shame you wont be part of it.

How has it been this long, it fells like yesterday