Mike Kerchner

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CONCORD, N.C. — Kyle Busch will remain with Richard Childress Racing through the 2026 season. Busch and team owner Richard Childress made the announcement Saturday at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Busch, one of the most recognizable and successful drivers in NASCAR’s modern era, boasts a career that spans more than 20 years and includes two NASCAR Cup Series Championships and 63 career wins in NASCAR’s premier series.

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LETTWITZ, Germany — Leo Pichler (23/AT) and Simon Birch (18/DNK) are the first winners of the 2025 ADAC GT Masters season. A rookie triumph times three, as both the two drivers and their Razoon – more than racing team with the Porsche 911 GT3 R are newcomers to the ADAC’s GT3 junior league. “It’s simply fantastic. Everyone wants to win, and we succeeded straight away. We had a great strategy and fought hard,” said a delighted Birch, who also secured victory in the Silver Cup together with Pichler.

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BRITT, Iowa — For the first time in more than a decade, the Summit USMTS National Championship presented by RacinDirt visited Hancock County Speedway, with a field of 50 road warriors in the pits for the Hobo 100k Nickel Nationals. Britt is home to the National Hobo Convention, celebrating the rich history of American hobos—hardworking travelers who left their mark on the railroads and on U.S. nickels. The hobo nickel was a carved buffalo nickel, a piece of art and trade among hobos.

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ANDERSON, Ind. — No family has a stronger connection to the Unified Group Services Little 500 than the Butler family from Florida. The field of 33 cars will be led by Tyler Roahrig, seeking a third Little 500 victory, Davey Hamilton Jr. and rookie Colton Bettis. Landon Butler, 16, became the fourth member off the family to compete at Anderson Speedway. The four members of the family have made 50 starts in the Little 500.

2 weeks ago | speedsport.com | Mike Kerchner

Editor’s Note: In a nod to our 90 years of history, each week SPEED SPORT will look back at the top stories from 15, 30 and 60 years ago as told in the pages of National Speed Sport News. 15 Years Ago — 2010News: Sunday afternoon the five inductees of the inaugural class of the NASCAR Hall of Fame were ushered into place in a quiet, respectful ceremony. The five were Bill “Big Bill” France, his son Bill France, Richard Petty, Junior Johnson and the late Dale Earnhardt.