Kyle takes 1st for the 2nd time

On the day his brother Kurt Busch was suspended, Kyle Busch raced past Greg Biffle on Sunday to win the Checker Auto Parts 500 at Phoenix.

Starting 15th on the grid, Kyle wins his second Nextel Cup race this season after battling Greg Biffle at the end of the race to win.

"I just want to say I'm behind my brother 100 percent," the 20-year-old winner said of Kurt Busch, who was suspended earlier in the day for a Friday night run-in with police.

Standing on top of his No. 5 Chevrolet and waving to the cheering crowd at Phoenix International Raceway, Busch called his older brother, who won last year's Nextel Cup, "a true champion."

Kurt Busch was suspended by Roush Racing earlier in the day for the last two races of the season after police accused him of reckless driving. Officers said he smelled of alcohol and was belligerent during a traffic stop near the speedway.

Top 10 Finish at the short track

Kyle finishes 9th after starting 23rd at Martinsville Speedway for the Subway 500 this weekend.

This is a spectacular event, the short ovals. With 4 more races to go it was a frenzy at Martinsville racetrack. This event is by far the most abusive to both drivers and cars as the track only permits limited passing at different speeds.

Jeff Gordon takes a long aticipated checkered flag to win at Martinsville Speedway for the Subway 500 for the 2nd time.

Another great day for Kyle Busch

Kyle has another outstanding showing at Dover International Speedway for the Race Points 400. Kyle finishes 2nd after beginning 3rd on the pole.

Jimmie Johnson takes the checkred flag to win.

Rock & Roll time for the Busch Brothers at the Chevy Rock & Roll 400

A top five finish for both of the brothers at Richmond International Raceway for the Chevy Rock & Roll 400.

Kyle Busch finishes 4th after starting 7th on the pole while his brother, Kurt Busch, takes the checkered flag.

Kyle Busch wins in California

Twenty-year old Kyle Busch on Sunday becomes the youngest driver to win a NASCAR Cup race in the Sony HD 500 at Fontana California.

Kyle holds on to the lead at the end of the race on a restart with 2 laps to go after only taking on 2 tires while under caution.

As Tony the 'Tiger' would say "GGRRREAT!!!!"

Another young racing rookie that did well was Carl Edwards finishing 4th.

Kyle gets knocked out of race this weekend

Kyle finishes 31st. at the Pepsi 400 at Daytona this weekend after starting 32nd. on the pole. Kyle is out of race by lap 146. Winner this weekend was Tony Stewart driving the Home Depot car.

And at the Winn-Dixie 250 on friday night, Busch finishes 27th. after starting 7th. on the pole. Kyle completes 102 laps and is out of race midway.

A tough Weekend...

Kyle does well at Pocono 500

Kyle finishes 4th after starting 38th. on the pole. Carl Edwards takes the checkered to win the race.

Kyle has it both ways on Memorial Day Weekend

Kyle Busch had a tough day at the Coca-Cola 600/Lowe's Motor Speedway as he finishes 25th. after starting 6th. on the Pole. Carl Edward the other rookie finishes 3rd. as Jimmie Johnson takes the checkered flag.
Yet Kyle in the Busch series takes first, starting 19th. and finishing first at the Carquest Auto Parts 300
Another rookie to watch, racing in the INDY-CART series, is DANICA PATRICK. She started an unbelievable race 4th. on the pole to lead at the end of the race only to finish 4th. due to fuel consumption. It was a race to see and remember. Wow is the word.

Kyle at the Funai 250

Kyle finishes 23 at the Funai 250 (Busch Series) while Carl Edwards finishes 1st.

Kyle Finishes top 5

Kyle finishes 4th at the Chevy American Revolution 400/Richmond International Raceway. Starting 10th on the pole, he holds on to finish fourth winning $119,300 for his finish and adding to his point standing overall.

Kyle Overheats...

Kyle overheats and finishes 39th after completing 304 laps this weekend at Martinsville Speedway.

Kyle finishes 41st. after accident.

Kyle finishes 41st. completing 132 laps this weekend at the Aarons race in Talladega.
Top ten finishes were...

1 24 Jeff Gordon
2 20 Tony Stewart
3 15 Michael Waltrip
4 19 Jeremy Mayfield
5 42 Jamie McMurray
6 38 Elliott Sadler
7 97 Kurt Busch
8 49 Ken Schrader
9 88 Dale Jarrett
10 31 Jeff Burton

Ready for Tally

Kyle Busch will celebrate his 20th birthday this coming Monday, Busch is the youngest competitor on the Nextel Cup Circuit. The soon to be 20 year-old has one pole, two top-tens and a runner up finish at his hoem track (Las Vegas). Busch is the yougest driver to score a pole in NASCAR's top series, he currently leads the rookie standings by 11 over Travis Kvapil.
The Las Vegas native will be pulling the Dega double, running both the Busch race in the No. 5 Lowe's Chevy Saturday and the No. 5 Kellogg's Chevy on Sunday.
Busch and his teammate Brian Vickers will be gretting fans, signing autographs Friday night at the annual Race Fever Night. check out racefeaver.org for more information and a full run down of who will be in attendance.
Team Kellogg's Racing crew chief Alan Gustafson has chose chassis no. 302. Busch last drove this car during pre season testing in Jaunary at Daytona.