A former NASCAR Cup Series champion shouldn't usually be considered a journeyman, but Kurt Busch's career makes him arguably the greatest.
While driving for the team co-owned by Gene Haas and Hall of Famer Tony Stewart, Busch won his first Daytona 500 in 2017. It was Busch who turned the Denver, Colorado-based team into a playoff threat as opposed to a backmarker. But his frustrations with the team owner got the best of him again, this time with Roger Penske, and he was eventually released by the team. While some drivers go a lifetime without the hardware, Busch found a way to obtain it shortly after he began piloting the #97 Ford. As time goes on, he continues to advance the argument that wherever he goes, he makes a team better. However, the 2004 Cup Series champion found himself with another promising opportunity: replacing Hall of Famer Rusty Wallace at Penske Racing South (now Team Penske) in the #2 Dodge.
23XI Racing team owner Denny Hamlin speaking the Friday afternoon before last weekend's AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway. “Really, what we can control is ...
And then there is all the stuff we went through this year. KB: Oh, that was a set of emotions that I’ve never seen out of Denny. It’s because he’s committed so much to this as far as effort, time, people and all the years that have gone into all of this. And it takes a really good group of people that want to just get down in there and grind with this building of a new team with 23XI, right? I mean, it takes a good group of people that want to commit and go after it and here we are: We’re winners early in the season in 2022. It was really cool to talk to the GOAT in victory lane. And with the win, brothers Kurt and Kyle Busch have now tied Bobby and Donnie Allison with a total of 94 NASCAR Cup Series victories.
Ashley Van Metre has filed for divorce from racing driver Kurt Busch after more than five years of marriage – but what does her term "tortious act" mean?
A person found to have used this harmful behaviour has committed a ‘ tortious act‘ and can be legally liable. She is the daughter of real estate chairman Albert ‘Beau’ Van Metre Jr and married Kurt in 2017. Let’s take a look…
NASCAR racer Kurt Busch and Ashley Busch are getting a divorce, according to court documents obtained by TMZ Sports.
After a little more than 5 years of marriage, NASCAR star Kurt Busch and his wife Ashley Busch are going their separate ways.
Ashley also added that the ceremony was "truly a fairytale." On the heels of their fifth wedding anniversary this past February, Ashley commemorated the occasion by sharing a photo of her and Kurt together to her social media. In the documents, Ashley stated that their relationship came to a head in early April, claiming that Kurt "cut off her access to their joint banking account, credit cards and all other forms of support."
Sunday's victory at Kansas in a Toyota means NASCAR Cup Series veteran Kurt Busch has won with four different manufacturers.
His first victories came in 2002 in a Roush Racing Ford. He moved to Penske Racing in 2006 and began winning in the No. 2 Dodge. Then, Busch landed on a trio of different Chevy teams in three years. Kurt Busch will enter the NASCAR Hall of Fame, with the only question being whether it’s on the first ballot. One of the predictions about the Next Gen car in the NASCAR Cup Series has been accurate: The outnumbered Toyota teams have struggled. But when 27- and 28-year-olds are making their presence felt, it means they made it to the NASCAR Cup Series after an important player left: And that player was Chrysler. The persistent, focused Kurt Busch is easier to like than the cantankerous, off-putting version from his younger days. They’ll all have to drive that much harder after the All-Star Race to lock down one of the 16 playoff spots.
He is a full-time NASCAR Cup Series driver for 23XI Racing, driving the No. 45 Toyota Camry TRD. He is the 2004 NASCAR Cup Series champion, the 2017 Daytona 500 ...
In response to a reporter’s question about the rivalry, Busch lost his cool and had to be forcibly restrained. He didn’t return to the top ten until the 2005 season when he was tenth in points. Through his racing career and sponsorships, he made a lot of money. During the 2011 Richmond Races, he collided with driver Jimmie Johnson by mistake, prompting Johnson to retaliate the next race. Aside from notable wins and excellent finishes, Busch’s standing in the championship standings was erratic. He finished the year in third place in points and had earned more than $5 million. In 1998, he was voted Rookie of the Year in the Auto Zone Elite Division Southwest Series. He won the Southwest Tour Championship with the Star Nursery team in 1999. He has made the same amount of money from endorsements. Winning a pole means winning a qualifying race and gaining a better starting position in the main event. His father encouraged him to pursue his racing dreams and permitted him to compete as long as he maintained high grades. His father worked as a salesperson, and his mother as a teacher. He stayed for less than a year before leaving to pursue his racing career.
Kurt Busch and Ashley Busch celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary months before she filed for divorce — details.
“It really allowed my sister-and-law [Samantha Busch] and I to get so much closer and do a bunch of fun things with Kurt and Kyle [Busch],” Ashley told FOX5 Las Vegas in September 2020. “Five years ago we were married on this special island, St Barths you have our hearts 🤍,” she captioned a romantic snapshot of Kurt gazing into her eyes as she leaned her back against a wall. E! News reported on Wednesday, May 18, that Ashley claimed Kurt “cut off her access to their joint banking account, credit cards and all other forms of support” before he “demanded she leave the family home by the first week of June, even though he has another home in which he can reside.”
Kurt Busch delivered 23XI Racing their second ever NASCAR Cup Series victory in Sunday afternoon's race at Kansas Speedway.
Prior to his arrival, the team had never finished higher than 24th in the owner standings, and they had just three top five finishes over eight seasons. Indeed, that is exactly what Busch has done. The 43-year-old Las Vegas, Native native pulled off the historic achievement in just his 13th start for Toyota with the Denny Hamlin and Michael Jordan-owned team, a team which only entered the Cup Series at the start of the 2021 season as a single-car team with Bubba Wallace behind the wheel of the #23 Toyota.
Ashley Busch filed for divorce from NASCAR driver Kurt Busch on May 18, claiming he 'committed a tortious act' — details.
Divorce is a personal and private matter and I hope our privacy will be respected,” he wrote. The couple got engaged in June 2015 and tied the knot just seven months later in St. Barts. The couple only invited 40 guests to the ceremony, but they went all out for their reception one week later, which featured a performance from Steven Tyler. Ashley Busch and NASCAR driver Kurt Busch were married for five years before she filed for divorce from the NASCAR driver.
Kurt Busch's wife Ashley has filed for divorce from the NASCAR star saying their marriage is "irretrievably broken." Busch scored his first win at Kansas ...
Divorce is a personal and private matter, and I hope our privacy will be respected," Busch said in a statement released Monday night. Kurt Busch's wife Ashley filed for divorce from the NASCAR star earlier this month in Florida. NASCAR driver Kurt Busch's wife Ashley files for divorce
Kurt Busch and wife Ashley Busch have filed for divorce after five years of marriage, the NASCAR driver confirmed in a statement to PEOPLE.
I love my KBI employees and everybody at 23XI. This is for us," Kurt said. "I love my family at home. Divorce is a personal and private matter and I hope our privacy will be respected," Kurt, 43, said in a statement provided to PEOPLE.
The marriage between NASCAR star Kurt Busch and wife Ashley has taken an unexpected turn. Ashley's decided to hit the brakes on the marriage, filing for.
Divorce is a personal and private matter and I hope our privacy will be respected." Divorce is a personal and private matter and I hope our privacy will be respected.” — Ashley Busch (@MrsAshleyBusch)October 1, 2018 TJ Maxx has been referred to as the Chanel of the south. The marriage between NASCAR star Kurt Busch and wife Ashley has taken an unexpected turn. Before you question whether the soon-to-be former Mrs. Busch and her millions would shop at TJ Maxx, consider that Ashley’s been in the NASCAR game for more than seven years now.
Kurt Busch was riding high after his first win with 23XI Racing on Sunday in Kansas. Less than 48 hours later, he confirmed some painful personal news.
The pair dated for several years but it ended bizarrely in 2014 and made headlines in 2015 when Busch faced Driscoll in court after she filed for a protective order alleging he had assaulted her in his motorhome several months earlier. Busch’s claims were never verified, but Driscoll’s grandfather was a spy and her father worked for U.S. Customs, investigating illegal drug activities. “Divorce is a personal and private matter and I hope our privacy will be respected.” As has been the case in recent weeks, Busch showed speed on the 1.5-mile track and qualified fifth. Unlike previous races where something has inevitably gone wrong, at Kansas, the entire No. 45 team, including the pit crew, managed a clean race. The 43-year-old was understandably happy after recording his 34th career win.