A relentless downpour has turned the NASCAR weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway into a test of endurance, as crews and spectators wait for the track to dry. The sudden death of Kyle Busch added a somber note to an already weather‑ridden event, casting a reflective mood over the garage area.
Rain has forced multiple postponements of the Truck race, and the latest start time is now set for 9 p.m. Eastern on Saturday, pushing the event into the night. Fans who purchased tickets for either the Truck or the O'Reilly race will now be eligible to attend both, providing flexibility for those eager to experience the action.
Corey Day will lead the field in Busch’s No. 7 truck, a tribute arranged by Richard Childress Racing, which unloaded its cars in front of a grieving garage. The move underscores the deep respect the sport holds for Busch and the emotional weight carried by his teammates.
A Tribute in the Pit
The garage was quiet as the No. 7 truck rolled into position, a visual reminder of the loss that has touched the entire sport. Crew members stood together, honoring Busch’s legacy while preparing for the delayed competition.
Broadcast and Schedule Updates
FOX Sports 1 will provide live coverage of the rescheduled Truck race, ensuring that viewers can follow the action despite the weather delays. NASCAR officials continue to monitor track conditions, hoping to dry the surface and resume the remaining events later in the weekend.