Kurt Busch waves a flag from his Ford as he takes a victory lap after winning the 2004 Nextel Cup Championship on Nov. 21, 2004, at the Homestead-Miami Speedway in Homestead, Fla. Busch finished fifth ...

Kurt Busch was on the ballot for the first time and quickly inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame. He won 34 races and the first-ever Cup playoffs.

He won races from four different manufacturers: Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford and Toyota. In 2004, Busch beat Jimmie Johnson for the cup Series championship. Extended interview: Kurt Busch Gant and Busch ...

NASCAR veteran Kurt Busch recently expressed gratitude toward ... came in 2004 when he captured the Cup title driving the #97 Ford for Roush Racing, now Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing.

Following the same, Kurt Busch recalled his time with the ... The duo shared insights and helped each other achieve success. Busch drove the #97 Ford for the team in six seasons and then went ...

Kurt Busch's career of considerable ups coupled with ... he won Cup races in four different makes of cars: Ford, Chevy, Toyota and Dodge.

Headlining the class is 2004 NASCAR Cup Series champion Kurt Busch ... for four different manufacturers (Ford, Dodge, Chevrolet, and Toyota). Joining Busch in the Class from the Modern Era ...

Kurt Busch's career of considerable ups coupled with ... he won Cup races in four different makes of cars: Ford, Chevy, Toyota and Dodge. Judge denies request by Travis Hunter's dad to lighten ...

Ford will be looking to start a new winning streak in the NASCAR Cup Series at Michigan International Speedway after its nine-race stretch of victories ended last season. There is no track on the ...

Kurt Busch couldn’t believe he was racing on NASCAR ... Busch won races with four different manufacturers (Dodge, Ford, Chevrolet, Toyota). He became powerhouse in the Cup Series, posting ...