Kyle Busch Beats Dale Earnhardt and Richard Petty by Sealing Highest Stakes on a Desirable List

Kyle Busch had a dismaying 2023 NASCAR season with only three wins in the bag. The 2x Cup Series champion raked in a victory on the second race of the season in the Pala Casino 400 at Auto Club Speedway, Fontana, California. However, the second half of the season witnessed a downside for the Richard Childress Racing driver. Busch ended the season at a saddening P14.

Nevertheless, the American racing veteran’s wins didn’t go unnoticed as he has topped a coveted list by surpassing the legends of NASCAR like Dale Earnhardt and Richard Petty. 

Kyle Busch claims the P1 spot and leaves the legends behind

Every year, Lionel NASCAR Collectables LLC, through its brand, Lionel Racing, sells the die-cast version of the NASCAR driver’s car, and fans go crazy to get their hands on their favorite driver’s winning car’s scale model.

This year, it was Kyle Busch’s car that sealed the P1 spot under the 2023 Top 10 Raced-Win category. The Lucas Oil Auto Club #8 Chevrolet Camaro, which Busch drove to the victory lane at the Fontana race, was the fans’ first choice when going for a race-win die-cast model.

But what was so special about Kyle Busch’s Fontana victory? Well, the geography of Fontana can’t be ignored which portrays snowy weather and an abundance of underground water. The cracks on the Auto Club Speedway resulted in water springing on the track from the ground, commonly known as a weeper. 

So, the asphalt wasn’t perfect for racing, and on top of that Busch finished second on stage 2, whereas Ross Chastain took the top spot. Nevertheless, Busch maintained his dominance in the third stage and brought in his first and memorable win for RCR. Keeping in mind all the extremities Busch had to go through, the win was quite emotional for the driver, the team, and the fans.

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Despite not coming to par with the expectations, Kyle Busch’s P1 spot in the 2023 Top 10 Raced-Win category is an accomplishment in itself and could motivate the #8 Chevrolet driver to bring in more wins. But there’s more to it as a recently retired NASCAR legend has topped the entire die-cast list.

NASCAR legend takes the top spot as he bids adieu to the sport

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On 12th January 2023, Kevin Harvick announced that he won’t be professionally racing after the current season comes to an end. As the season ended, Harvick, his achievements, and everything about him became a topic of discussion.

Amid all this, the throwback die-cast of Harvick’s #29 Busch Light Ford from the NASCAR All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro Speedway was put on sale and secured the top spot in the best-selling NASCAR die-cast of 2023. The sales surpassed Busch’s #8 Chevrolet which ended up on the 3rd spot.

The #29 Busch Light Ford is from Harvick’s 2001 year when he entered the realm of Cup Series racing as a rookie. With determinant practice under the guidance of Richard Childress, Harvick went on to clinch the Rookie-Of-The-Year award. 

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Kevin Harvick’s storied career with NASCAR and his dominant rookie year served as a memory to ponder upon for the fans as they won’t see the legend driving on the asphalts anymore. So, his rookie year’s die-cast model sealing the top spot is not unexpected. What do you think?