10. Busch gets spun by Jeff Burton at the finish line as they race for the win at the Sam’s Town 300 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in 2007.

9. Kyle Busch sets off “the big one” in the 2006 Aaron’s 499 at Talladega.

8. Richmond wasn’t the first time that Kyle Busch has been involved in an accident with Dale Earnhardt Jr. Here they make contact on pit road during the Ford 400 in 2007 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

7. Kyle is involved in another “big one” at Talladega Superspeedway, this time during the 2007 UAW-Ford 500.

6. Kyle Busch and Mike Skinner get into it at the Craftsman Truck Series’ opening event in 2008, the Camping World 300, at Daytona International Speedway.

5. In the closing laps of the Craftsman Truck Series’ Kroger 250 at Martinsville Speedway, Kyle plows into Johnny Benson as they race for third place.

4. Kyle’s involved in a horrific accident in the 2007 Aaron’s 312 at Talladega Superspeedway, in which his Nationwide car performs several barrel rolls.

3. Kyle Busch was already quickly approaching notoriety status with the NASCAR fans, but here’s the one that pushed him over the top. Watch again, as Kyle battles Dale Earnhardt Jr. for the lead in the closing laps of the 2008 Dan Lowry 400 at Richmond International Raceway.

2. Kyle gets into his older brother, Kurt, while racing him for the lead at the 2007 All-Star Race. Neither of the brothers appeared to take it personally, and Kurt even makes some witty comments following the race to make light of the situation.

1. Saving the best for last … at the 2006 NASCAR Awards Banquet held in New York City, Kyle Busch was giving his “thank you” speech – and, actually called his girlfriend by the wrong name. You’ll love this!

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the Big Ten: Best Kyle Busch Wrecks

Tony entered Sunday’s UAW-Dodge 400 showing no signs of pain, though … or, at least you couldn’t tell from a fan’s perspective, because despite starting back in the 25th position, he charged his way to the field and was running in the top-five. After slipping back to 7th place, on lap 109 Stewart cut a right-front tire in Turn 3 that sent his no. 20 Home Depot Toyota cruising straight into the wall in what he described as the hardest hit he’s experienced in a very long time. After the accident there was some concern when he took several minutes to climb from his cockpit and used track officials as crutches as he hobbled away from the scene. He complained of the same soreness in his right ankle, but also that his legs were tingling and felt half-numb.

All reports at this point indicate that Stewart has recovered from his accidents nicely and that there should be little to no room for concern as the Sprint Cup Series heads into Atlanta this Sunday. The only alarm currently going off in the Joe Gibbs Racing camp is the fact that last Sunday’s accident slid Stewart from third to eleventh in points.

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Stewart Okay After Wreck(s) in Vegas

Congratulations, Jeff Burton!

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NASCAR Busch Race Ends On A Great Note

It’s really too bad about the tire situation. Greg thinks that even if the speeds were faster it would be safer with a somewhat softer tire.

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Busch Series Driver Greg Biffle Warns About Cup Race At Las Vegas