NASCAR Fans Loving Kyle Busch's Fourth Of July Message originally appeared on The Spun.
Kyle Busch has ruffled plenty of feathers over the past two decades, but most NASCAR fans are praising him this Friday.
Busch, who has 63 career Cup Series victories, will undoubtedly make the Hall of Fame whenever he decides to retire. In the meantime, he's trying to turn back the clock for Richard Childress Racing. He currently ranks 21st in the standings this season and has not recorded a win.
Despite his struggles with Richard Childress Racing this season, Busch has agreed to an extension that'll run through 2026.
"It's an honor to race for Richard Childress Racing, our partners, and team Chevy fans," Busch said. "I feel like my family and I have found a home at RCR, and it means a lot that Richard continues to put his trust into me. My chapter at RCR is not yet complete, and I know we are building something special here. I remain focused on adding more wins and a championship to our collective resumes, and I want to thank Richard for the steps he is taking to help put all of the necessary pieces into place to give us a legitimate shot at a championship."
Maybe, just maybe, Busch will pick up a win Sunday in Chicago. For now, he's focused on enjoying July 4 with his family.
On Friday morning, Busch shared a message that most NASCAR fans will appreciate.
"We sing the national anthem loud n proud in this family!! Happy 4th of July everyone," Busch wrote on X.
Unsurprisingly, Busch is receiving plenty of support from his fans.
"Happy 4th Busch family. I wish we were singing together at Daytona. Bring back the Fire Cracker 400," one fan said.
"Every driver should be singing their anthem proudly," a second fan commented.
"Happy Independence Day Kyle and Family. Proud to be celebrating the 249 Birthday of America," another fan replied.
We're wishing everyone all the best this Fourth of July weekend.
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NASCAR Fans Loving Kyle Busch's Fourth Of July Message first appeared on The Spun on Jul 4, 2025
This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jul 4, 2025, where it first appeared.
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