Kyle Busch secured 12 national‑level triumphs at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, cementing his status as the most victorious driver in the circuit’s history.
Kyle Busch’s New Hampshire Legacy
12 National Wins in One Track
Busch’s tally at the “Magic Mile” stands at 12 victories: three Cup, six Xfinity (formerly the O’Reilly Series), and three Truck races. Across all three premier series, he clinched 234 wins, the highest total of any driver.
- NC Call Cup: 34 starts — 3 wins, 3 poles, 11 top‑fives, 16 top‑tens, 1,134 laps led
- Xfinity: 12 starts — 6 wins, 4 poles, 9 top‑fives, 10 top‑tens, 740 laps led
- Truck: 8 starts — 3 wins, 2 poles, 4 top‑fives, 6 top‑tens, 514 laps led
2006 Cup Breakthrough
Busch’s inaugural Cup season saw him capture a single race at New Hampshire in 2006, a win that anchored his record run of 19 consecutive seasons with victories. In that race, he outpaced a trio of Roush competitors, finishing just ahead of Carl Edwards.
Truck Series Trilogy & O’Reilly 100th Win
From 2009 to 2011, Busch swept three consecutive Truck events at NH, leading more than 60 % of laps across the trio and winning each from the front row. In 2011, he also claimed his 100th career win in an overtime finish of the O’Reilly race, tying Mark Martin for the most victories in the series’ history.
2015 Sprint and 2018 Battle
During the 2015 Cup season, Busch recovered from a leg injury to secure four victories in five races, one of which was a daring pass over three cars just before a caution at New Hampshire. The following year, he again held battle in the final laps of the Cup race, narrowly losing to Kevin Harvick after a hard‑fought exchange.
2021 Rain‑Stunted Crash
In 2021, Busch began the Cup race on the pole but was forced out of the lead after rain fell and officials did not flag the track. He later bumped the pace car during the reprimand, a move that drew the attention of NASCAR officials.
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