Kyle Busch is among the 75 Greatest Drivers of NASCAR according to their list in 2023. Kyle Busch is also the record holder in the Xfinity Series with 102 wins to his name. He started his career as a full-time driver in the NASCAR Cup Series in 2005. Since then, he has won at least a single race in 19 consecutive seasons he has competed. In his rookie season, he was able to place himself at the top steps of the podium twice with a pole position to his name. Busch’s records are not just limited to a singular series, he also has the most race wins in Xfinity as well as Truck Series. However, Kyle Busch was unable to qualify for the playoffs in the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season. Busch finished 20th in the driver standings of the NASCAR Cup Series in 2024. He was unable to continue his record-holding run of winning a race every season. In his NASCAR Cup Series career, Busch was the recipient of the 2016 and 2019 ESPY Best Driver of the Year awards as well.
Kyle Busch's wins
Kyle Busch has 232 wins across all the top three NASCAR Series, namely the Cup Series, Xfinity Series, and Truck Series. As of February 2025, Motorsports Stats has reported that Kyle Busch has won 63 races in the NASCAR Cup Series. Additionally, he has two championship victories to his name in the Cup Series. Busch is the most successful driver in the Xfinity Series and the NASCAR Truck Series, as he is the all-time wins leader in the series, as of February 2025. Kyle Busch has accumulated 102 Xfinity Series victories and 67 NASCAR Truck Series victories. Busch competed with Spire Motorsports during the 2024 season to win two races in the NASCAR Truck Series. Busch won his latest race in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at the 2025 Fr8 208 racing for Spire Motorsports.
Kyle Busch's poles
According to NASCAR's official website, Kyle Busch has claimed 48 pole positions in the NASCAR Cup Series, as of February 2025. The Richard Childress Racing driver was able to clinch one pole in the 2024 Cup Series at the Wurth 400 race. He finished the race in fourth position with the fastest lap. Busch has won 12 races while starting from pole position in the NASCAR Cup Series. He won his first race from pole position at the Chicagoland 400 race while competing for Joe Gibbs Racing in 2008. Busch won his last race from pole position in 2023 at the Enjoy Illinois 300 race.
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Kyle Busch's top-10s
Busch has a total of 383 Top-10s in his NASCAR Cup Series career of 21 years, as of February 2025. Kyle Busch had ten Top-10 finishes during his 2024 Cup Series campaign, as per NASCAR's official website. He claimed his first Top-10 finish in the NASCAR Cup Series at the UAW Daimler Chrysler 400 race in his debut season in the Cup Series in 2005. Busch finished the race in second place racing for Joe Gibbs Racing. While competing in the NASCAR Xfinity and Truck Series, Kyle Busch 267 and 141 Top-10s respectively. As of February 2025, Busch competes part-time in the other two NASCAR series.
Kyle Busch's top-5s
According to Motorsports Stats, Kyle Busch has 251 Top-5s to his name, as of February 2025. Busch was able to reach the Top-5 five times during races in the 2024 Cup Series. Kyle Busch achieved his best finish during the 2018 Cup Series season. He was able to finish in the Top-5 22 times during the season and had eight wins under his mantle.
Kyle Busch's DNFs
Kyle Busch had five DNFs in the 2024 season, totaling up to 83 retirements in total during his Cup Series career, as of February 2025. He was unable to finish the Daytona 500 race in the 2025 Cup Series season.
FAQs on Kyle Busch
A. Richard Petty has the most race wins in the Cup Series with 200 wins.
A. Kyle Busch did not win a NASCAR Cup Series race in the 2024 Cup Series.
A. In 2018, Kyle Busch was the only modern NASCAR racer who had won at least a single race on every active track.
A. After winning his first race of the 2023 season, Kyle Busch broke the record for most consecutive seasons with at least a single win (with 19 consecutive seasons). Richard Petty previously held this record.
