Kyle Busch earned a record-tying sixth career NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series® victory at Texas Motor Speedway with a dominant performance in the SpeedyCash.com 250. Busch and his No. 7 Realtree Chevrolet Silverado swept the stages and led a race-high 112 laps. The win, which was his 20th overall across the NASCAR® national series at Texas, extended his record 66 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory and second of the 2024 season. Busch’s fans can now place their order for the official Lionel Racing Raced-Win die-cast of the victorious No. 7 Chevrolet Silverado.

Kyle Busch earned a record-tying sixth career NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series® victory at Texas Motor Speedway with a dominant performance in the SpeedyCash.com 250. Busch and his No. 7 Realtree Chevrolet Silverado swept the stages and led a race-high 112 laps. The win, which was his 20th overall across the NASCAR® national series at Texas, extended his record 66 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory and second of the 2024 season. Busch’s fans can now place their order for the official Lionel Racing Raced-Win die-cast of the victorious No. 7 Chevrolet Silverado.

Kyle Busch earned a record-tying sixth career NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series® victory at Texas Motor Speedway with a dominant performance in the SpeedyCash.com 250. Busch and his No. 7 Realtree Chevrolet Silverado swept the stages and led a race-high 112 laps. The win, which was his 20th overall across the NASCAR® national series at Texas, extended his record 66 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory and second of the 2024 season. Busch’s fans can now place their order for the official Lionel Racing Raced-Win die-cast of the victorious No. 7 Chevrolet Silverado.

In one of the most exhilarating and memorable finishes in NASCAR® history, Daniel Suárez, Ryan Blaney, and Kyle Busch put everything they had into the final lap at Atlanta for a chance to end up in Victory Lane. When the checkered flag dropped, fans were left on the edge of their seats wondering which driver had made it across the finish line first.Heading out of turn two, the No. 12 of Ryan Blaney had the lead over the No. 8 of Busch and No. 99 of Suárez. As the field advanced into turn three, Busch made a move to the middle lane, resulting in the drivers having to battle three-wide for the final half of the lap. After officials analyzed the photo finish, Suárez was announced the race winner, beating Blaney by just .003 seconds, and Busch by .007 seconds in what was the third-closest finish in NASCAR® history.