New Hampshire Auctioning Kyle Busch Banners For Good Cause
New Hampshire Motor Speedway auctioning off Kyle Busch banners.
New Hampshire Motor Speedway is auctioning off special Kyle Busch banners, commemorating the late two-time Cup Series champion's greatest moments at "The Magic Mile." The auction's proceeds will benefit the Bundle of Joy Fund, a non-profit organization established by Kyle and his wife, Samantha, to support the costs of in vitro fertilization (IVF) and increase awareness of infertility.
Busch, NASCAR's most successful overall driver, died unexpectedly last May and had won 34 Cup Series races at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway, including three victories at "The Magic Mile." During the Aug. 21-23 NASCAR race weekend, five banners showcasing Busch's memorable moments will be up for auction. One of the five banners is an impressive "8" memorial banner featuring a collage of Busch's greatest New Hampshire moments, while the other four highlight specific "Magic Mile" highlights, such as a photo of Busch, Samantha, and their son, Brexton, in victory lane after Kyle won the July 2015 Cup race.
Other banners celebrate Busch's O'Reilly Auto Parts Series wins at the New Hampshire track, a NASCAR "Rowdy" win, and a Craftsman Truck Series victory. By owning one of these one-of-a-kind banners, fans can own a piece of Busch's legacy while supporting a meaningful cause.
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