Kyle Busch had yet another NOS Energy Drink bath in victory lane this weekend at the O’Reilly Challenge in Texas. Busch started the race in 4th place and quickly made his way to the front of the pack. This win was Busch’s 10th Nationwide Series victory this season, marking yet another milestone in Busch’s record breaking year.

“It was a strong car all day and it kind of set the tone,” Said Team NOS Energy Member Kyle Busch. “It sort of got loose a little bit through the race and we tightened it up with some adjustments there. Fortunately for us, we were up front all day and didn’t have to mire through much traffic, but I still feel like our car was good enough to do so.”

The No. 18 led for 174 of 200 laps at the Texas Motor Speedway and gave Kyle his 21st NASCAR victory this season. The number 21 was a good number for Busch this weekend, as this race also marked Busch’s 21st career Nationwide Series victory.

Kyle Busch has continued his NASCAR winning streak with another victory on Wednesday night, August 20^th. Kyle won the O’Reilly 200 at Bristol Motor Speedway for his third Craftsman Truck Series win of the season and his 17th overall in 2008 in NASCAR’s top three series. Team NOS Member Kyle Busch was driving his Miccosukee / NOS Energy Drink No. 51 Craftsman truck last night, and he did it with style. Kyle, once again, showed why he is the top NASCAR in competition today, no matter what he’s behind the wheel of.

The race scheduled 200-laps was extended three laps after a caution and spin off of Turn 2 on Lap 199 to bring out the last of a record 12 cautions. This set up a nail bitter down to the finish with a green-white-checkered finish. Busch’s No. 51 Toyota struggled with vapor locking under previous restarts, but his final and most important restart on Lap 201 was flawless and he easily beat Todd Bodine off the jump. The 23-year-old led the final 130 laps, endured four cautions and a red flag over the final 21 laps and finally inked the victory by holding off the field on a green-white-checker finish.

“This feels pretty good,” Busch said. “We just had a great race tonight.” Busch extended his record for combined victories in NASCAR’s three top series to 17. He also joined Mark Martin and Carl Edwards as the only drivers to win at the .533-mile banked oval in all three series. “It’s fun to win anywhere, but to be able to do it in all three series at various race tracks, it means a lot,” Busch said.

NOS congratulates Kyle Busch on another amazing finish and his 17^th NASCAR Victory of the season. To learn more about Kyle Busch and NOS Energy Drink, go to www.drinkNOS.com for more info.

Kyle Busch completed his road course dominance in 2008 with an incredible eighth win of the season in Sunday’s running of the Centurion Boats at The Glen at Watkins Glen International. After leading the 43-car field to the green flag on Sunday, Busch led a race-high 52 laps and held off teammate Tony Stewart in the closing laps to pick up the victory. With today’s amazing performance, Busch has deservedly been crowned the new king of road courses, sweeping both Infineon and Watkins Glen in the Sprint Cup Series and also winning a Nationwide Series race in Mexico City. Read the rest of this entry »

Team NOS Member Kyle Busch Captures His 15th Win Of The Season!

Kyle Busch Lead 197 Laps En Route to Record-Breaking Win

After a mid-week rule change, aimed at trimming back horsepower for all Toyota teams, in the NASCAR Nationwide Series, Team NOS Member Kyle Busch and his No. 18 Z-Line Designs team were set on proving a point. The talented 23-year old did just that, as his Joe Gibbs Racing-prepared Toyota Camry led a race-record 197 of the 200 total laps en route to another dominating win in Saturday night’s Kroger 200 at O’Reilly Raceway Park in Indianapolis. Read the rest of this entry »

Team NOS Member Kyle Busch was prepped and ready for the CarQuest Auto Parts 300 Nationwide Race on Saturday May 24th. Equipping Busch with a brand new race car, nicknamed “Golden Child” at the Braun Racing shop, the team’s night would not go without adversity. However, Busch and the Dollar General team refused to be denied. As all in the No. 32 pit held their breath, Busch held off a last lap challenge by Denny Hamlin to bring home the win.

As the sun dipped below the grandstands at Lowe’s Motor Speedway, Busch took the green flag and headed for the front. The big excitement started on a caution on lap 123, which gave Busch the opportunity to bring his car to pit road for four tires, fuel and an air pressure adjustment. Unfortunately, a problem with the jack resulted in a slow stop for the Dollar General team and not only cost Busch the lead but put him back in the 19th position for the restart. Busch would not be denied as his frustration only seemed to fuel his determination. Taking over one position after another, he soon found himself back inside the top 10. Read the rest of this entry »