Kyle Busch clipped Chase Elliott in the NASCAR Richmond race, forcing Elliott out of a race for the first time in the 2025 season.

Chase Elliott said he holds no anger toward Kyle Busch over the Richmond wreck that ended his regular-season championship hopes.

The Richard Childress Racing team owner, Richard Childress, recently spoke about Kyle Busch and his missed opportunities to get into the playoffs as Austin Dillon secured his spot.

NASCAR veteran Kyle Busch is going through a difficult time in the sport. The former Cup Series champion is finding The post NASCAR Insider Declares Kyle Busch Was A “Wrecking Ball” at Richmond appeared first on FirstSportz.

The 12-car wreck on Lap 198 of Saturday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Richmond Raceway changed the race for several drivers. It ended the race of Chase Elliott, who got tagged by Kyle Busch exiting Turn 4.

Chase Elliott revealed that Kyle Busch reached out and apologized after their contact that ended his race at Richmond Raceway.

Kyle Busch was fastest in Friday’s NASCAR Cup Series practice at Richmond Raceway at 118.172mph (22.848s).Busch led the way over John Hunter Nemechek (118.110mph) and Denny Hamlin (117.909mph). Noah Gragson was fourth fastest at 117.

Twice Kyle Busch has gotten incredibly close to landing what would've been his Indy 500 debut. Years later, he says he's still interested.

When it comes to Austin Dillon, it’s one task achieved but another task still to accomplish. What that phrase boils down to is two-fold: First is that Dillon qualified for the NASCAR Cup playoffs by virtue of Saturday night’s win at Richmond Raceway.

In 2018, two-time Cup Series champion Kyle Busch was featured in the well-recognized 12-question interview with NASCAR analyst Jeff Gluck.