NASCAR has had its share of heartbreak over the past year, and the recent death of legendary driver and announcer Ned Jarrett added to the list. Jarett’s death came on the heels of the shocking passing of star Kyle Busch.

For NASCAR and its fans, the hope is the second half will be better than the first because the past couple of months have been filled with heartbreak. The most recent blow came when NASCAR legend Ned Jarrett died,

Samantha Busch thanks fans for their support in her first public comments since two-time NASCAR champion Kyle Busch's death from sepsis at 41.

Retired NASCAR driver Kurt Busch spoke out after his younger brother Kyle Busch suddenly died at age 41 last month

Kyle Busch's death last week sent shockwaves through NASCAR. It's clear that his loss will have a tremendous impact on the sport and its future. David Jensen / Getty Images It’s still been less than a week since Kyle Busch’s sudden passing, and the ...

In a story that sounds too strange to be real, a deceased NASCAR champion was recently announced as a winner in Maine's annual moose permit lottery. 10 Emergency Car Products You Hope You Never Need The name that appeared on the state's list of successful applicants was Kyle Busch of Denver,

Kyle Busch's wife Samantha broke her silence weeks after her husband's death. She expressed gratitude for the "countless acts of kindness have carried us through the most heartbreaking days of our lives." The 41-year-old NASCAR legend died suddenly on May ...

Kurt Busch returned to racing for the first time since Kyle Busch's death, earning a third-place finish while honoring his younger brother.