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Kyle Busch Celebration of Life event details: Free and open to the public

On Friday, October 9, the NASCAR community will gather for a public Celebration of Life, honoring the life and legacy of Kyle Busch. The two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and winner of 234 races across all three national divisions, died suddenly at the age of 41 on May 21st of this year. Busch's wife, Samantha, will be onstage to remember her husband, as will his brother Kurt, and several ...…

Kyle Busch Celebration of Life event details: Free and open to the public

The NASCAR community will come together on Friday, October 9 at 8pm EST for a public Celebration of Life to honor the life and legacy of Kyle Busch. Busch, a two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and winner of 234 races across all three national divisions, passed away at age 41 on May 21. His wife, Samantha, brother Kurt, and fellow drivers including Kyle Larson, Christopher Bell, Noah Gragson, Daniel Suárez, and Austin Dillon will be in attendance.

The ceremony will be completely free and open to the public, taking place at Charlotte Motor Speedway's start/finish line in Concord, North Carolina. Fans without Truck Series tickets can enter through Gates 4 & 5A after the race concludes. Post-ceremony activities include a concert by country music star Cole Swindell, a full drone show, video tributes, and a collection of Kyle Busch's race cars and trophies.

Confirmed guest speakers include Samantha Busch, Kurt Busch, Joe Gibbs, Kyle Larson, Christopher Bell, Daniel Suárez, Noah Gragson, and Austin Dillon.

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