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Kyle Larson Just Received an Insanely Cool Kyle Busch Tribute Scheme

Kyle Larson Is Bringing Kyle Busch’s Legendary No. 5 Back to Life at Las Vegas There may not be a better way to honor Kyle Busch than this. Kyle Larson is set to run a tribute scheme at Las Vegas Motor Speedway modeled after Busch’s iconic Kellogg’s No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet. And yes, it…

Kyle Larson Just Received an Insanely Cool Kyle Busch Tribute Scheme

Kyle Larson is paying homage to the legendary Kyle Busch with an incredible tribute scheme at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The look is modeled after Busch's famous Kellogg's No. 5 Chevrolet from his days at Hendrick Motorsports, a scheme that is as impressive as it sounds. Busch has a deep connection to Las Vegas, having grown up in the area and achieved great success there, including winning at the track in all three major NASCAR series.

This makes the tribute even more meaningful, as Larson brings a version of Busch's old Hendrick look back to his hometown track. While Busch's time in the No. 5 was relatively short compared to his tenure at Joe Gibbs Racing, those Hendrick years played a significant role in launching one of NASCAR's most recognizable careers. The tribute also suits Larson, as he has consistently shown a deep appreciation for NASCAR history through various throwbacks and tributes.

The celebration does not end in Nevada, though. At Bristol Motor Speedway, Ty Gibbs will drive the No. 54 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota in an iconic M&M's scheme honoring Busch. This tribute is especially fitting, as Busch won eight Cup races at Bristol during his career, and his success at the track became part of the track's modern identity.

With these tributes, NASCAR is honoring a racer by putting the paint schemes on the cars, putting them on the track, and allowing fans to see the colors again. For fans who grew up watching Busch turn the No. 18 M&M's Toyota into one of the sport's most recognizable cars, these tributes are sure to hit hard.

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