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If you have been keeping up with our coverage of Kyle Busch's Xfinity Series campaign, you will know he has been chasing that 100th Xfinity Series win all year. After discussing last week's Texas win, we had a feeling that this return to Nashville would be a competitive one for the younger Busch brother.
On Saturday, June 19th, 2021, Kyle Busch finally got his 100th Xfinity Series win. Leading a race-high 122 of 189 laps, he had a dominant performance and secured the record-setting win.
Although this is the second week in a row that he has had to hold off Justin Allgaier, he did it successfully, narrowly squeaking out a win by a 1.11-second margin. The historic win was extremely profound for Busch, who has spent a lot of time and energy in NASCAR's lesser series over the last decade.
Busch did acknowledge the excitement of the situation. “I remember growing up as a kid and watching (NASCAR Hall of Famer) Mark Martin win every week in that 60 car, just the domination he had,” he said. “And he’s No. 2 with 49 wins."
Kyle Busch has been phenomenal in the #54 Toyota Supra for Joe Gibbs Racing. While he has always been successful in this series, this particular year has really shown his seriousness in winning.
Kyle Busch's 2021 Xfinity Series schedule has been a campaign of massive success. The driver who holds the record for most all-time Xfinity Series wins has done nothing but win this year.
Below we have updated Kyle Busch's schedule, in case you have not been watching the races or have seen our other Kyle Busch articles.
Last week had us reminding you NASCAR fans that there are always cool replicas of your favorite winning race cars. This week is an especially cool one we are discussing. First of all, this is a collectible because it is his 100th Xfinity, Series Win. This makes him the all-time wins leader and places his record at a nice round number.
Similar to our previous articles on Kyle Busch, we have mentioned that the tire wear, rubber scuffs, and other race damage all appear replicated on these Raced Win die-casts. Lionel has done a great job with these cars.
This was my second Father's Day and I enjoyed watching the race with my son. For Kyle, this was an important win too. His son Brexton was the first one to meet him in Victory Lane.
On May 18th, 2015, during Kyle Busch's first Cup Series Championship Season, his son Brexton Locke Busch was born. This is the only child he and his wife Samantha have. Kyle Busch married Samantha Sarcinella on December 31st, 2010.
Kyle is very close with his family, and he has even started a race team for his son. The kid could seriously not have a better coach than Kyle Busch, so he will undoubtedly be set up for success.