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Kurt Busch returned to competition for the first time since his brother Kyle's death, finishing third in a historic race at Le Mans and paying tribute to the sibling who had shaped his career.
More than thirty historic NASCAR stock cars are set to take the green flag at the Circuit de la Sarthe as part of the Le Mans Classic, marking the first time the storied American series will compete on the legendary French circuit outside of North America, with notable drivers and live streaming on HSR and IMSA YouTube channels.
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.
Kurt Busch, a 2026 NASCAR Hall of Fame inductee, will race a historic Chevrolet Camaro at the Le Mans Classic Legend, marking the first overseas event for Historic Sportscar Racing and paying tribute to his late brother Kyle Busch.
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 will compete in the 2026 Le Mans Classic, marking 50 years since the series first raced at Le Mans. His participation highlights a unique blend of vintage competition, logistical challenges, and a career resurgence after a career‑ending concussion.
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.