X
All of Kyle Busch’s NASCAR Cup Series victories
By Staff Report | Monday, April 18, 2022
Getty Images
1 of 60
View Fullscreen
1. Sony HD 500, Auto Club Speedway, September 4, 2005
In his first full-time season in NASCAR's premier series, Kyle Busch earned his first win after leading for 95 laps. Throughout the race's entirety he climbed up and down the leaderboard after starting 25th, but held onto his lead for the final 11 laps.
Getty Images
2 of 60
View Fullscreen
2. Checker Auto Parts 500, ISM Raceway, November 13, 2005
Busch outraced many veterans at the Arizona track including Greg Biffle (second), Jeff Gordon (third), Tony Stewart (fourth) and Bobby Labonte (fifth) to score his first win here.
Getty Images
3 of 60
View Fullscreen
3. Lenox Industrial Tools 300, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, July 16, 2006
'Rowdy' crossed another track off his list after his dominance at New Hampshire where he led for the race's final 69 laps (and a total of 107.)
Getty Images
4 of 60
View Fullscreen
4. Food City 500, Bristol Motor Speedway, March 25, 2007
In his final victory with Hendrick Motorsports, Busch made it one to remember after taking the lead from Denny Hamlin in the final 20 laps to secure the win.
Getty Images
5 of 60
View Fullscreen
5. Kobalt Tools 500, Atlanta Motor Speedway, March 9, 2008
2008 started hot for Joe Gibbs Racing's newest driver after back-to-back fourth place finishes at Daytona and Fontana and a pole award at Las Vegas. The fourth race of the season resulted in a trip to Victory Lane at Atlanta.
Getty Images
6 of 60
View Fullscreen
6. Aaron's 499, Talladega Superspeedway, April 27, 2008
Busch perfects his burnout at Talladega after taking the lead during the race's final restart.
Getty Images
7 of 60
View Fullscreen
7. Dodge Challenger 500, Darlington Raceway, May 10, 2008
It was the Kyle Busch show at the 1.366-mile track, leading the 43-car pack for 169 laps.
Getty Images
8 of 60
View Fullscreen
8. Best Buy 400 Benefiting Student Clubs for Autism Speaks, Dover International Speedway, June 1, 2008
The No. 18 team celebrates in Victory Lane after the first win at the Delaware track.
Getty Images
9 of 60
View Fullscreen
9. Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sonoma Raceway, June 22, 2008
What's that you see? 'Rowdy' standing atop his JGR Toyota surrounded by post-burnout smoke.
Getty Images
10 of 60
View Fullscreen
10. Coke Zero 400 Powered by Coca-Cola, Daytona International Speedway, July 5, 2008
Busch kept his summer streak alive after earning his first win at the iconic 2.5-mile track
Getty Images
11 of 60
View Fullscreen
11. Lifelock.com 400, Chicagoland Speedway, July 12, 2008
It was Kyle's race to win as he dominated the 267-lap event with an impressive 165 laps led.
Getty Images
12 of 60
View Fullscreen
12. Centurion Boats at the Glen, Watkins Glen International, August 10, 2008
The No. 18 is just a blur after leading at the 2.45-mile road course for 52 laps to secure the win. With eight total wins on the '08 season, the year would mark his winningest one to date.
Getty Images
13 of 60
View Fullscreen
13. Shelby 427, Las Vegas Motor Speedway, March 1, 2009
The Las Vegas native wins at his home track for the first time and beats out Clint Bowyer (second) and Jeff Burton (third), who each took a turn atop the leaderboard.
Getty Images
14 of 60
View Fullscreen
14. Food City 500, Bristol Motor Speedway, March 22, 2009
As the defending race winner, Busch lived up to the expectations and dominated at Bristol again as he led for 378 of the 503 laps run that day.
Getty Images
15 of 60
View Fullscreen
15. Crown Royal Presents the Russ Friedman 400, Richmond Raceway, May 2, 2009
Busch and Samantha (the pair married in 2010) pose in Victory Lane at the .75-mile track.
Getty Images
16 of 60
View Fullscreen
16. Sharpie 500, Bristol Motor Speedway, August 22, 2009
Busch proved he was the one to beat at Tennessee after sweeping 2009's Bristol races.
Getty Images
17 of 60
View Fullscreen
17. Crown Royal Presents the Heath Calhoun 400, Richmond Raceway, May 1, 2010
The JGR wheelman not only won from the pole, but he led for 226 laps with Jeff Gordon (second) and Kevin Harvick (third) right behind him.
Getty Images
18 of 60
View Fullscreen
18. Autism Speaks 400 Presented by Hershey's, Dover International Speedway, May 16, 2010
It had been two years since 'Rowdy' had gotten the victory at Dover and his No. 18 team was excited about it.
Getty Images
19 of 60
View Fullscreen
19. Irwin Tools Night Race, Bristol Motor Speedway, August 21, 2010
This first place marked back-to-back wins at the night race as well as Busch's final win of 2010.
Getty Images
20 of 60
View Fullscreen
20. Jeff Byrd 500 Presented by Food City, Bristol Motor Speedway, March 20, 2011
Busch clearly figured out the .533-mile track as he celebrates another win at the track.
Getty Images
21 of 60
View Fullscreen
21. Crown Royal Presents the Matthew & Daniel Hansen 400, Richmond Raceway, April 30, 2011
It was the JGR sweep with Busch (leading for 235 laps) taking first and his teammate Denny Hamlin (who led for 38) taking second.
Getty Images
22 of 60
View Fullscreen
22. Quaker State 400, Kentucky Speedway, July 9, 2011
The July race was another one where 'Rowdy' won from the pole and led for the majority of the event (125 out of the 267 laps).
Getty Images
23 of 60
View Fullscreen
23. Pure Michigan 400, Michigan International Speedway, August 21, 2011
With 21 lead changes, the Michigan race was anyone's to win, but Busch stole the lead from Jimmie Johnson on Lap 188 (out of 203) and held onto it to obtain the checkered flag.
Getty Images
24 of 60
View Fullscreen
24. Capital City 400 Presented by Virginia is for Lovers, Richmond Raceway, April 28, 2012
In another late-race surge, Busch took the lead toward the end of the race (Lap 388) -- this time, from Tony Stewart -- to lock in another Richmond win. This was his only win in 2012.
Getty Images
25 of 60
View Fullscreen
25. Auto Club 400, Auto Club Speedway, March 24, 2013
Kyle and Samantha bring their furry friend to Victory Lane after Busch snagged his second Fontana first-place result.
Getty Images
26 of 60
View Fullscreen
26. NRA 500, Texas Motor Speedway, April 13, 2013It was the Kyle Busch-Martin Truex Jr. show in Fort Worth as the two fought back-and-forth for the lead throughout the race's 334 laps, but it was Busch who prevailed and was granted the cowboy hat in his post-race celebrations.
Getty Images
27 of 60
View Fullscreen
27. Cheez-It 355 at the Glen, Watkins Glen International, August 11, 2013
Busch earns his second win at the New York track.
Getty Images
28 of 60
View Fullscreen
28. AdvoCare 500, Atlanta Motor Speedway, September 1, 2013
Five years had passed since Busch won at Atlanta. Safe to say he was excited after this win.
Getty Images
29 of 60
View Fullscreen
29. Auto Club 400, Auto Club Speedway, March 23, 2014
'Rowdy' locked in his second consecutive win at the California track after taking the lead from his brother, Kurt, on the final lap. This was his only win for the season.
Getty Images
30 of 60
View Fullscreen
30. Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sonoma Raceway, June 28, 2015
In an incredible comeback (after sustaining injuries from a crash during the Xfinity Series opener at Daytona), Busch fought his way back to win his first race of '15, as well as his second Sonoma win. This victory allowed him to be eligible for the playoffs.
Getty Images
31 of 60
View Fullscreen
31. Quaker State 400, Kentucky Speedway, July 11, 2015
The 30-year-old's win here marked the beginning of history for the wheelman. Here he led for 163 laps with his teammates close behind him -- Denny Hamlin (third), Carl Edwards (fourth) and Matt Kenseth (fifth).
Getty Images
32 of 60
View Fullscreen
32. 5-Hour Energy 301, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, July 19, 2015
'Rowdy' went to New Hampshire the following week and, again, found himself atop the leaderboard. This time, however, he held a New England staple -- a lobster -- as part of his prize.
Getty Images
33 of 60
View Fullscreen
33. Crown Royal Presents the Jeff Kyle 400, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, July 26, 2015
Busch, Samantha and their newborn, Brexton, kissed the bricks at IMS, a Victory Lane tradition at the 2.5-mile track. This was his third consecutive win and fourth win in just five races.
Getty Images
34 of 60
View Fullscreen
34. Ford EcoBoost 400, Homestead-Miami Speedway, November 22, 2015
In the final chapter of his incredible comeback story, Kyle -- who had progressed to the Championship Four -- won at Homestead-Miami to secure the title. This was his first championship.
Getty Images
35 of 60
View Fullscreen
35. STP 500, Martinsville Speedway, April 3, 2016
The 2015 champ gets his first Cup win of 2016 -- and his first grandfather clock NASCAR Cup Series victory -- after leading 352 of the 500 laps. 'Rowdy' swept the weekend as he won the previous day's Truck event at the .526-mile track.
Getty Images
36 of 60
View Fullscreen
36. Duck Commander 500, Texas Motor Speedway, April 9, 2016
Busch sweeps the Texas race weekend, winning the rain-delayed Duck Commander 500 after taking the checkered flag in the Xfinity Series event the previous night. This marks the fourth consecutive national-series win for 'Rowdy,' who won both the Truck and Cup events last weekend at Martinsville.
Getty Images
37 of 60
View Fullscreen
37. GoBowling 400, Kansas Speedway, May 7, 2016
'Rowdy' took a well-deserved bow after finally taking the checkered flag at Kansas Speedway after 17 tries. He now only needs to win at Charlotte and Pocono to hold a first-place finish at every track on the circuit.
Getty Images
38 of 60
View Fullscreen
38. The Brickyard 400, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, July 24, 2016
The defending race winner led for 149 circuits to take the checkered flag, marking his fourth win of 2016. Busch and his young family pose in Victory Lane as they ready to kiss the bricks.
Jared C. Tilton | Getty Images
39 of 60
View Fullscreen
39. Overton's 400, Pocono Raceway, July 30, 2017
Busch snapped a 36-race winless streak at one of two NASCAR Cup Series tracks he had yet to win. 'Rowdy' led 74 laps but took the lead for good with 17 to go for his first win of 2017.
Jerry Markland | Getty Images
40 of 60
View Fullscreen
40. Bristol Night Race, Bristol Motor Speedway, August 19, 2017
Busch was able to get the best of pupil Erik Jones, who drove for Kyle at his Truck Series team and will be a teammate of his at JGR in 2018. Busch led 156 laps on the night for the win.
Jonathan Ferrey | Getty Images
41 of 60
View Fullscreen
41. ISM Connect 300, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, September 24, 2017
Busch led a race-high 187 laps on the day en route to the victory at New Hampshire. The win locked 'Rowdy' into the Round of 12 in the 2017 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs.
Jared C. Tilton | Getty Images
42 of 60
View Fullscreen
42. Apache Warrior 400, Dover International Speedway, October 1, 2017
It came down to the very end for Busch to land his fourth win of the season, and second victory of the 2017 NASCAR Playoffs. The No. 18 driver ran down Chase Elliott from more than four seconds back as the two cars neared the white flag to steal the win.
Stacy Revere | Getty Images
43 of 60
View Fullscreen
43. First Data 500, Martinsville Speedway, October 29, 2017
Busch led a race-high 184 laps but used a last-lap pass with some contact to get the lead and lock in a spot in the Championship 4 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Sean Gardner | Getty Images
44 of 60
View Fullscreen
44. O'Reilly Auto Parts 500, Texas Motor Speedway, April 8, 2018
Busch held off Kevin Harvick in the closing laps to win his third career race at Texas and the 44th of his NASCAR Cup Series career. The win was his first of the 2018 and locked him into the playoffs.
Matt Sullivan | Getty Images
45 of 60
View Fullscreen
45. Food City 500, Bristol Motor Speedway, April 16, 2018
Busch had to wait until Monday to wrap this one up after the race was postponed nearly halfway through, but he held off Kyle Larson in the final laps after moving the No. 42 for the 45th of his NASCAR Cup Series career. It was his seventh Bristol win.
Robert Laberge/Getty Images
46 of 60
View Fullscreen
46. Toyota Owners 400, Richmond Raceway, April 21, 2018
Busch overcame a 32nd-place starting spot to score his third straight win of 2018. 'Rowdy' led 31 of the final 32 laps for the victory.
Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images
47 of 60
View Fullscreen
47. Coca-Cola 600, Charlotte Motor Speedway, May 27, 2018
Busch dominated this race from start to finish, leading 377 laps and sweeping the four stages of the Memorial Day weekend race. The win came from the pole position and gave 'Rowdy' a victory in a points-paying race at every active track.
Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images
48 of 60
View Fullscreen
48. Overton's 400, Chicagoland Speedway, July 1, 2018
Busch's car came to life in the final stage after not scoring any stage points. Busch led the final 59 laps and exchange contact with Kyle Larson battling for the win on the last lap to get to Victory Lane in one of the best finishes in recent NASCAR history.
Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images
49 of 60
View Fullscreen
49. Gander Outdoors 400, Pocono Raceway, July 29, 2018
Busch controlled the bulk of the final stage but had to hold off two teammates late in Daniel Suarez and Erik Jones for the victory -- his second straight in the second race of the season at Pocono.
Robert Laberge | Getty Images
50 of 60
View Fullscreen
50. Federated Auto Parts 400, Richmond Raceway, September 22, 2018
Finally breaking through for his first win in the Richmond Raceway fall race, Busch started from the back and emerged late to overtake rival Brad Keselowski and get the big 5-0.
Sarah Crabill | Getty Images
51 of 60
View Fullscreen
51. Can-Am 500, ISM Raceway, November 11, 2018
Busch scores his eighth win of the season and locked into the Championship 4 -- for the fourth straight season -- with the victory at Phoenix
Stacy Revere | Getty Images
52 of 60
View Fullscreen
52. TicketGuardian 500, ISM Raceway, March 10, 2019
Busch claims his first victory of the 2019 season, locking him into the NASCAR Playoffs and putting him one national-series win short of 200 for his career.
Chris Graythen | Getty Images
53 of 60
View Fullscreen
53. Auto Club 400, Auto Club Speedway, March 17, 2019
Busch overcame a post-Stage 2 speeding penalty to earn his 200th national series win. He wouldn't be denied as he swept the stages and led 134 laps for the victory.
Donald Page | Getty Images
54 of 60
View Fullscreen
54. Food City 500, Bristol Motor Speedway, April 7, 2019
A key call to stay out on late caution set Kyle Busch up to hold off his brother Kurt Busch for an Cup victory at Bristol and the second time the brothers have finished 1-2; the last coming at Sonoma in 2015.
Jonathan Ferrey | Getty Images
55 of 60
View Fullscreen
55. Pocono 400, Pocono Raceway, June 2, 2019
Busch scores his fourth win of the 2019 season and his third career win at Pocono Raceway. He also tied Rusty Wallace on all-time list with 55 wins.
Jared C. Tilton | Getty Images
56 of 60
View Fullscreen
56. Ford EcoBoost 400, Homestead-Miami Speedway, Nov. 17, 2019
Busch scored his fifth win of the 2019 season and his second championship title with his clutch win at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Chris Graythen | Getty Images
57 of 60
View Fullscreen
57. Autotrader EchoPark Automotive 500, Texas Motor Speedway, Oct. 25, 2020
Busch extended his consecutive seasons with a win streak to 16 by snapping his 2020 winless drought at Texas.
James Gilbert | Getty Images
58 of 60
View Fullscreen
58. Buschy McBusch Race 400, Kansas Speedway, May 2, 2021
Busch got the lead for good with 11 laps to go and was able to hold off a host of challengers for the victory.
James Gilbert | Getty Images
59 of 60
View Fullscreen
59. Explore the Pocono Mountains 350, Pocono Raceway, June 27, 2021
Busch overcame the No. 18 Toyota being stuck in fourth gear and used fuel milage to outpace the field on his way to victory.
Logan Riely | Getty Images
60 of 60
View Fullscreen
60. Food City Dirt Race, Bristol Motor Speedway, April 18, 2022
It wasn't pretty, but the timing was perfect. Busch battled his way through the field all evening, making his way to third in the closing laps. As leaders Tyler Reddick and Chase Briscoe clashed after the white flag waved, Busch slid by for his only lap led of day — and the most important one of the race.Presented By: