Kyle Busch plans to shift his focus from NASCAR to supporting his son Brexton's promising racing career while carefully planning his own retirement transition.

Kyle Busch and Richard Childress Racing will continue their partnership with Rebel Bourbon during the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season.

Kyle Busch fans will always remember the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season and for all the wrong reasons. The top storyline for the two-time champion was his streak of consecutive seasons with at least one win ended at 19. He also missed the playoffs.

The 2025 Daytona 500 is exactly one month away, and you can watch all the exciting action on FOX and the FOX Sports app. Last year, William Byron's odds to win the race closed at around +1800, but No. 24 got into victory lane after a huge late wreck, winning the first points race of the season.

NASCAR will never see another Kyle Busch as evolving regulations limit opportunities for future drivers to reach similar success.

Through 19 full-time Cup Series seasons (2005-2023) Busch had never gone winless. Only once, in his rookie season of 2005, had he ever had an average finish worse than 18th. In his first 19 Cup Series seasons, Busch never had less than 13 top-10 finishes.

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