Two-time NASCAR champ Kyle Busch teased a big announcement coming Monday at 6:51 p.m. ET—but didn’t give any hints, leaving fans guessing.
The time, written as 18:51 in military time, is no coincidence—those were the iconic numbers for Kyle Busch Motorsports during their Toyota days in the Truck Series (2010-2022). After switching to Chevrolet in 2023, Busch later sold the team to Spire Motorsports.
UPDATE: The announcement is official—Busch will race against his son, Brexton, for the first time ever.
So far in 2025, Busch sits 16th in Cup Series points, with a season-best 5th at COTA. He’s still dominant in Trucks, winning at Atlanta for Spire (his 67th career Truck win—the most ever). With 102 Xfinity wins and 63 Cup victories, he holds the record for most NASCAR national series wins (232).
But the last couple of years have had some droughts—no Xfinity wins since 2021, and 2024 was his first winless Cup season, snapping a 19-year streak. His last victory? June 2023 at Gateway.
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