Kyle Busch Foundation Awarded Five Couples a Total of $63,000 for Their IVF Treatments

This week the Kyle Busch Foundation awarded five couples a total of $63,000 for their IVF treatments through our Bundle of Joy program.

We have to thank all of the fans who purchased our “Everything is Great” t-shirts and helped us raise $40,000 for Bundle of Joy. We also thank Comcast for their generous donation of $30,000 through their Comcast Community Champion award.

To date we have helped 22 couples with $250,500! Our 11th Bundle of Joy baby was just born, so Everything is Great! 

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Tonight on #RaceHub at 6pET on @FS1: @KyleBusch & @SamanthaBusch share their inspiring pregnancy journey & #BundleOfJoyFund efforts 👪🍼 pic.twitter.com/V33Je5XgHk

— Kaitlyn Vincie (@kaitlynvincie) May 31, 2017

The Xfinity Race to Race at Road America this Sunday

Johnsonville 180
NASCAR XFINITY Series (NXS)
Road America
Sunday, Aug 27 @ 3:00 PM

A total of 42 cars are listed on the preliminary entry list released Monday. This will be the third road course the series has raced on in the last four races.

Only 40 cars will qualify to race in Sunday’s Johnsonville 180 (3 p.m. ET on NBC).

.@Brendan62 took the win @roadamerica in 2014. Here's a quick video on why he's excited to return for the @Johnsonville 180 #Jville180 pic.twitter.com/ncsuPPU8q1

— Road America (@roadamerica) August 21, 2017

 

Entry List for the Johnsonville 180

	Veh#	Driver
1	00	Cole Custer
2	0	Garrett Smithley
3	01	Harrison Rhodes
4	1	Elliott Sadler
5	2	Ben Kennedy
6	3	Scott Lagasse Jr
7	4	Ross Chastain
8	5	Michael Annett
9	7	Justin Allgaier
10	07	Ray Black II
11	8	Josh Bilicki
12	9	William Byron
13	11	Blake Koch
14	13	Carl Long
15	14	JJ Yeley
16	15	TBA
17	16	Ryan Reed
18	18	Christopher Bell (i)
19	19	Matt Tifft
20	20	James Davison
21	21	Daniel Hemric
22	22	Austin Cindric (i)
23	23	Spencer Gallagher
24	24	Dylan Lupton
25	28	Dakoda Armstrong
26	33	Brandon Jones
27	39	Ryan Sieg
28	40	Timmy Hill
29	42	Justin Marks
30	146	Parker Kligerman (i)
31	48	Brennan Poole
32	51	Jeremy Clements
33	52	Joey Gase
34	62	Brendan Gaughan
35	172	John Jackson
36	74	Mike Harmon
37	177	Gregory Vandersluis
38	78	Stephen Young
39	90	Mario Gosselin
40	93	Jeff Green
41	98	Casey Mears
42	99	David Starr

One driver position and one crew chief position remain to be filled.

• • Team JD Motorsports has not named a driver for the No. 15 Chevrolet.
• • And the No. 172 Chevrolet, driven by John Jackson and owned by James Carter, has yet to name a crew chief for the race.

🚨 @AustinCindric will make his @NASCAR_XFINITY debut for Team Penske at @RoadAmerica. Check out his message for his fans. #NASCAR pic.twitter.com/f1WeoByOrP

— Team Penske (@Team_Penske) August 19, 2017

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Hey hey @roadamerica! Great wx for @NASCAR @NASCAR_XFINITY @Johnsonville 180. Comfy temps & mostly clear skies. Small rain chance on SUN. pic.twitter.com/ewj48iU8UP

— Scott Martin (@RaceWx4You) August 21, 2017

Bowyer, Logano Playoff Hopes Lean on Past Bristol Success

Chase Elliott, Jamie McMurray and Matt Kenseth can get in on points.

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series

• Next Race: Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race
• The Place: Bristol Motor Speedway
• The Date: Saturday August 19
• The Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
• TV: NBC, 7 p.m. ET
• Radio: PRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
• Distance: 266.5 miles (500 laps); 
• Stage 1 (Ends on lap 125),
• Stage 2 (Ends on lap 250),
• Final Stage (Ends on lap 500) 

The bubble picture looks OK for Clint Bowyer. Not great, but OK. He doesn’t exactly need a win to make the playoffs, but that’s certainly the easiest path.

For Joey Logano, it’s dire. Mathematically speaking, there’s a chance he can still earn a playoff spot on points. There’s also a chance of finding broccoli on a dessert menu.

He needs a win, and there’s pleasant news on that front.

Bowyer and Logano are the first two drivers outside the sixteen-driver playoff bubble, and both are VERY strong at Bristol. Which is good for them, and potentially bad for the likes of Chase Elliott, Jamie McMurray and Matt Kenseth. A win by either Bowyer or Logano would shove one of those three drivers outside the bubble.

First, Bowyer. Bowyer finished second in the Monster Energy Series’ first trip to Bristol in April. It’s a bit of a deceiving finish, as his average running position of 13.6 would suggest. Still, he’s finished in the top 10 in three of the last four Bristol races (and in the top five in two of those).

This is why this is the BEST place to watch a race. Not a bad seat in the house. @BMSupdates 💪 pic.twitter.com/OloZoNaaZG

— Clint Bowyer (@ClintBowyer) August 19, 2017

Logano boasts a stellar record at Bristol, scoring two wins (including the 2015 Night Race) and top 10s in each of the last four finishes. None of those finishes were flukes, as he led multiple laps in each.

Our 22 @Shell @Pennzoil team will be starting 8th tmw night under the lights at Bristol #TeamJL pic.twitter.com/1AbH28UjS3

— Joey Logano (@joeylogano) August 18, 2017

How the Bubblers Qualified:

• 4th - Chase Elliott
• 5th - Matt Kenseth
• 8th - Joey Logano
• 9th - Clint Bowyer
• 11th -Jamie McMurray

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