New Kyle Busch Revelation Shows He’ll Join His Son at the Tulsa Shootout

The 39th Annual Tulsa Shootout, slated for December 26-31 at the SageNet Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is drawing near. This prestigious event has received nearly 700 entries across six different classes. It surely promises to be a thrilling week of racing leading up to New Year’s Eve 2023. Among these entries, one stands out – the return of two-time Cup Series champion, Kyle Busch, alongside his son Brexton.

Kyle Busch is set to venture into the Winged and Non-Wing Outlaw divisions of the Tulsa Shootout once again. What makes this occasion even more special is the fact that he’ll be sharing the track with his son, Brexton Busch, who will be entering the Tulsa Shootout second year in a row. The Hendrick Motorsports star duo of Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson gave their seal of approval to the father-son pair.

Kyle Busch and Brexton enter the Tulsa shootout together

FloRacing reported that entries for the Tulsa Shootout have been pouring in from across 34 states. 671 entries were received from 290 drivers. That makes this edition of the Tulsa Shootout one of the most anticipated in recent memory. The action will kick off on Tuesday, December 26, with move-in day and practice sessions, followed by the first round of heat races on Wednesday, December 27. The coveted A-Features will be contested on Sunday, December 31.

The news of the RCR driver’s return to the Tulsa Shootout was broken to the racing fans by FloRacing via an Instagram Reel. The post created waves of enthusiasm among fans and fellow racers. The Hendrick Motorsports duo Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson celebrated the announcement by liking the post, showcasing their support and admiration for the Busch family’s commitment to the sport.

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The 3rd consecutive appearance of Kyle Busch at the Tulsa Shootout is undoubtedly exciting. However, it’s also worth highlighting the remarkable journey of his son, Brexton Busch.

Brexton Busch returns for Tulsa Shootout second year in a row

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Last year marked the first time the father-son duo graced the Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout together, and the younger Busch left an indelible mark. At a tender age, Brexton displayed skills that many grown-ups could only dream of. He not only participated but excelled in the event. He won the C-Main and impressively charged from 13th place to finish fourth in the B-Main. However, what truly set Brexton apart was his humility and respect for the racing process.

In a display of maturity well beyond his years, Brexton declined an invitation to race in the A-Main, a move that garnered widespread appreciation. He later expressed, “What an awesome time running in my first ever @TulsaShootout!! Won my C-Main & drove from 13th to 4th in B-Main. The Shootout promoters extended me a provisional invite to run the A-Main, but I politely declined, and will return next year to race my way in!” This decision resonated with racing enthusiasts and professionals alike.

American media personality Bobby Gerould applauded the young driver, saying, “Love it that you declined. That shows a humility and respect for racing that I wish more had! Congratulations on a job well done!” Matt Henderson, the 2021 CRUSA World Champion, also recognized Brexton’s commitment, noting, “Absolutely. Respects the process. His dad is a no-excuses kind of driver, and it looks like he’s raising one too.”

This year, Brexton Busch has his sights set on the Tulsa Shootout once again. He will enter the Restricted A-Class and also the Junior Sprints. Racing fans eagerly await his performance, as he continues to showcase his incredible talent, sportsmanship, and also a strong sense of racing values instilled in him by his racing champion father.

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We look forward to witnessing the Busch family’s performance on the track and celebrating the spirit of racing that brings generations together.