It only took two points-paying events for Kyle Busch to bring his new team at Richard Childress Racing to Victory Lane, as Busch took the win in the final race at the 2-mile version of Auto Club Speedway. We discuss the race, news of the week and much more, including what to expect for the 4 car at SHR next year with Kevin Harvick leaving.
Rowdy, KFB, Whatever you call him… Is back.
What does this win mean for Kyle and his legacy right now?
Kyle broke Richard Petty’s record with at least one win in 19 consecutive seasons
Busch brothers combined 96 wins most all-time passing the Allisons
Trackhouse looked good again, Hendrick had speed, RFK a surprise?
Spire/LaJoie with a really nice day
The track was racy all-day
John Hunter Nemecheck wins the final NASCAR race at the current configuration of Auto Club Speedway
We learned the fate of the Auto Club property late last week:
NASCAR sold half a billion dollars of the land but held onto 96 acres
Per Jenna Fryer and the AP, Larson’s Indy 500 deal is for 2 years (2024 and 2025)
NASCAR announces new short track/road course aero package
Shorter spoiler, changes under the car
About a 30% reduction in downforce
https://www.jayski.com/2023/02/28/nascar-announces-new-rules-package-for-ovals-and-road-courses/
Ross Chastain is the favorite to earn the Anheuser-Busch sponsorship after Harvick retires
What happens to the #4 car next season?
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