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Why Kyle Busch's record of 234 NASCAR wins will never be touched

Kyle Busch’s NASCAR wins record will never be broken. Busch, 41, died Thursday after he contracted sepsis while dealing with a case of pneumonia. The two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion recorded 234 wins across NASCAR’s Cup Series,

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Kyle Busch dies at 41: NASCAR legend's cause of death

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Kyle Busch battled illness for 'weeks' according to death certificate

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NASCAR Officially Removes Kyle Busch From 2026 Standings

Prior to his tragic death last week, Kyle Busch had racked up more than 200 Cup Series standings points during the 2026 NASCAR season.

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Report: NC sees big drop in teacher union membership and union strength

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Gucci taking over title sponsorship for F1's Alpine in 2027

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Meet the NC student who will compete in finals of Scripps National Spelling Bee

Kushi Gottimukkala, 13, a seventh-grade student at Carnage Magnet Middle School in Raleigh, was among nine spellers who qualified for the finals after Wednesday’s grueling quarterfinal and semifinal r...

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NASCAR removes Kyle Busch from point standings for 2026 season

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‘Stolen lives’: Concord police chief mourns Sun Drop murder victims after arrest made

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Terrifying NASCAR record set by Bill Elliott at Talladega will never be broken

Although he stepped away from full-time competition in 2003, NASCAR icon Bill Elliott continues to hold the all-time fastest qualifying speed record at Talladega. His lap at Talladega was completed before the restrictor-plate era, with the plates ...

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NASCAR’s ‘Full Speed: The Daytona 500’ on Prime Video: Featured drivers, how to watch and more

After two seasons focused on the NASCAR Cup Series championship fight, “Full Speed” turns its 2026 attention to a single event – the Daytona 500. “Full Speed: The Daytona 500” premieres Thursday exclusively on Prime Video, following the 2026 ...