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Kyle Busch intentionally drops out of lead pack at Daytona 500 to avoid wreck

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Kyle Busch intentionally drops out of lead pack at Daytona 500: “We’re running f**king 30th”


Kyle Busch intentionally backed away from the lead pack late in the Daytona 500, explaining the reason on team radio as the closing laps turned chaotic. The Richard Childress Racing driver started from pole, led early, and eventually finished 15th despite slowing down in the final stretch.

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5 interesting facts from the 2026 Daytona 500


The 68th running of the Daytona 500 delivered one of the most dramatic and statistically fascinating races in the recent history of the event. The race kicked off the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series in style at Daytona International Speedway on Sunday, February 15.

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