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NASCAR champion Kyle Busch will miss the Coca‑Cola 600 at Charlotte after being hospitalized with a severe illness. His family released a statement on May 21, and Austin Hill is set to drive his car.
Kyle Busch has been hospitalized with an undisclosed illness and will miss the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. His team and social media channels stress health as the top priority and request privacy as Austin Hill steps in to drive the No. 8 Chevrolet.
Shane van Gisbergen’s recent third‑place finish at Watkins Glen has earned him a new opportunity in the No. 71 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet, while Ricky Stenhouse Jr. steps into the No. 4 truck for the upcoming race.
Carson Hocevar’s limited Truck Series schedule continues, with Connor Zilisch taking his place at Charlotte and Hocevar set to resume at Nashville next weekend.
Clint Bowyer is back behind the wheel at Dover, and Travis Pastrana will take his place in Charlotte, sparking a fresh lineup of drivers for the series.
Connor Zilisch captured second place in his inaugural Craftsman Truck Series race at Watkins Glen, while teammate Shane van Gisbergen prepares to take over the No. 71 Chevrolet at Charlotte, a program that Spire Motorsports says will be limited to this weekend.
Ross Chastain and Connor Zilisch are set to compete in a historic NASCAR tripleheader at Charlotte Motor Speedway, covering roughly 1,100 miles across three races while navigating new teams, weather risks, and a unique track layout.
The upcoming Memorial Day weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway will feature Chevrolet’s pursuit of a fifth consecutive O’Reilly Auto Parts Series win, while drivers like Ross Chastain and Connor Zilisch prepare for a grueling triple‑duty schedule and Katherine Legge eyes the iconic ‘Double’.
With Carson Hocevar focusing on the upcoming Coca‑Cola 600, Spire Motorsports taps Connor Zilisch for the No. 77 truck while Shane van Gisbergen takes the wheel of the No. 71 entry. Kyle Busch is also slated to run his usual No. 7 truck.
NASCAR’s Truck Series returned to Dover Motor Speedway in May 2026 with a 443,000 average audience on FOX Sports 1, where Kyle Busch captured his second victory of the year.
Spire Motorsports replaces Carson Hocevar with 19‑year‑old Connor Zilisch for the upcoming Truck Series race at Charlotte, while Hocevar shifts his focus to the demanding Coca‑Cola 600.
Ross Chastain aims to defend his Coca‑Cola 600 crown while Connor Zilisch prepares for a historic multi‑series assault at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Denny Hamlin's recent commendation of Kyle Busch reflects a dramatic turnaround for the driver, driven by Andy Street's technical guidance and a steadfast dedication to Richard Childress Racing.
The upcoming Coca‑Cola 600 marks the second marquee race of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series, featuring a full field of 39 competitors and a unique challenge for veteran Katherine Legge.
During NASCAR Truck Series qualifying at Dover Motor Speedway, a 4,000‑pound pit cart lost control and barreled toward the media area. Pit crew member Donovan Williams instinctively stepped into its path, shielding reporter Amanda Busick from a potentially fatal impact. Both sustained injuries but survived, underscoring the critical role of split‑second actions in motorsports safety.
Daniel Suarez’s strong performance in the No. 7 car has positioned him as a leading candidate for a renewed contract with Spire Motorsports.
With his Cup Series seat uncertain, Alex Bowman could see a return to Hendrick, a move to Spire Motorsports, or an early exit from full‑time racing. The coming seasons will determine his path.
The North Carolina Education Lottery 200 at Charlotte Motor Speedway will see a full field of 38 trucks, with two missing from the final lineup. Notable drivers include Kyle Busch, Brandon Jones, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ross Chastain and others, while teams from Spire Motorsports, Niece Motorsports and others bring a wide range of sponsors.
Uncertainty surrounds Alex Bowman's 2027 plans as Hendrick Motorsports evaluates roster changes, while Spire Motorsports emerges as a credible alternative.
After parting ways with Trackhouse Racing, Daniel Suarez is delivering strong performances for Spire Motorsports, sitting 14th in the points with an 18‑point cushion. The team says its 2027 driver lineup will stay the same, and a solid 2026 showing could lock in his seat.
The 2026 Coca-Cola 600 will feature a full grid of 39 drivers at Charlotte Motor Speedway, headlined by Katherine Legge's attempt at The Double and a roster of seasoned competitors across iconic teams.
During NASCAR’s All‑Star weekend, a runaway cart threatened a media team member. Pit crew veteran Donovan Williams intervened, taking the brunt of the impact and securing a swift rescue that highlighted the hidden dangers of pit road.
Kyle Busch, the Truck Series’ all‑time win leader, is weighing a full‑time comeback after 2026, while his son Brexton prepares for his debut. With Spire Motorsports poised to field two entries and the upcoming Charlotte race looming, the veteran could chase another title.
NASCAR has updated the unofficial results of the All‑Star Race at Dover Motor Speedway, moving Noah Gragson to 11th and Brad Keselowski to 10th. The change does not affect points, and 2026 will be the first year Dover does not host a points‑counting race, with the Coca‑Cola 600 set to debut on Amazon Prime Video.