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Kurt Busch secured third place in the second race of the Historic Sportscar Racing series at Le Mans, marking his first appearance since his brother Kyle’s death. The finish, accompanied by a heartfelt tribute, reflects a career defined by victories across Ford, Chevrolet, Toyota and Dodge, and a legacy that continues to shape NASCAR.
The Le Mans Classic delivered high‑octane drama on Saturday, featuring a dramatic crash between Gary Moore and Robin Haas and a lineup of historic vehicles piloted by notable drivers.
Historic Sportscar Racing (HSR) will debut its NASCAR Classic overseas at the Le Mans Classic Legend weekend in July 2026, featuring more than 30 vintage stock cars, notable drivers such as Kurt Busch and Victor Corda, and live streams on the HSR and IMSA YouTube channels.
NASCAR is set to make a historic return to Southern California with a street race on Coronado Island, a 16‑turn, 3.4‑mile circuit on a military base. The event will be broadcast live from the USS Carl Vinson, showcase new driver line‑ups, and test the limits of the Next Gen car.
Kevin Magnussen will drive the No. 91 Chevrolet for Trackhouse Racing in his NASCAR Cup Series debut, supported by Qualcomm’s AI technologies.
A historic convergence of American stock‑car legacy and European endurance racing is set for 2026, headlined by Kurt Busch’s celebrated Chevrolet.
NASCAR legend Kurt Busch is set to race at the 2026 Le Mans Classic, piloting a vintage Chevrolet in the HSR NASCAR Classic, a weekend that marks the 50th anniversary of NASCAR’s first attempt at the 24‑hour race.