Samantha Busch Gets Teary-Eyed With Affection as NASCAR Celebrates Cherished Father-Son Bonding Moments With Kyle Busch and Son

It can be overwhelming for anyone to consistently follow a crazy schedule traveling with family. But it is not so for Samantha Busch who carries herself with a grace every woman wants to possess. While she had a rocky start to this year because of her health concerns, she is taking delight in the on-track successes of her husband Kyle Busch and son Brexton. And to top it all, recently it was NASCAR that made the gorgeous lady a bit emotional.

The Richard Childress Racing star has managed two massive wins from the first ten races of this year’s Cup Series season. One was his record-breaking victory in Fontana in February and the other at the Talladega Superspeedway last weekend. Rowdy seems to have decided to give his all this year and it certainly looks like his hard work is paying off. 

NASCAR’s thoughtful gift for Samantha Busch

Though Samantha Busch has had her own health battles to fight this year, the father-son duo has brought some sunshine into her life. Rowdy is on a winning spree this year while their son Brexton is also on a tight racing schedule. The mother of two, who never misses sharing anything with her fans recently added a post to her Instagram story. It was a post on the NASCAR page that filled her heart with affection. She wrote, “Time really does fly by, love this post so much. Thanks @nascar for putting these special moments together.”

After Rowdy’s recent win at Talladega, NASCAR’s official Instagram posted nine pictures of Kyle Busch and his son Brexton in chronological order. In the picture, Rowdy is seen throwing his boy in the air after his race wins. The snaps are from the time when Brexton was a toddler till the recent Talladega race where the boy is grown up and seven years of age. It was an adorable gesture by NASCAR to share such beautiful moments between the father and son. It was indeed an emotional moment for the Busch family as well as their loyal fans. 

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Fans’ heartwarming response to NASCAR’s post dedicated to Kyle Busch and son

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Fans were super excited and happy to see this amazing post by NASCAR. The caption read, “They grow up fast.” Most fans agreed to what they had written in the caption and a lot of them are even rooting for Brexton as a future NASCAR driver. While some fans took the opportunity to make fun of Rowdy as Brexton is grown up and he might need to train his body well if he wishes to throw his son in the air in the coming years to recreate such a celebration. Check out what some fans have to say about the father-son duo, also hinting Lennix may be next. 

‘I can’t wait to see Kyle and Brexton race each other”

“I wasn’t too fond of the old Kyle, but the new Kyle is my favorite driver. 2023 Cup Champ”

“I ain’t a Rowdy fan but this dude seems to be a great dad”

“So sweet can’t wait till Brexton is like 14 and daddy tries to do this lol priceless. Congrats Kyle you are the Man”

“This is the sweetest thing I’ve seen all day.”

“Cannot wait to see this tradition continue with @lennixbusch”

“Gonna have to start tossing baby girl bc big brother is about to get too tall LOL.”

“I think it’s Lennix’s turn soon!”

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