Kurt Busch announces NASCAR retirement
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Not fully recovered from his 2022 concussion, Kurt Busch has elected to hang up his helmet, ending a decorated NASCAR Cup Series career.
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Mike Rockenfeller’s first of two NASCAR Cup races in 2023 was overshadowed by Chase Elliott’s pursuit of winner Michael McDowell, but he feels his pace was enough to not be a hindrance to Elliott.
Supercars leader Brodie Kostecki’s maiden NASCAR Cup weekend began with a qualifying crash that started him last in the race, and he worked his way up to place 22nd.
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Amid his indefinite suspension, Noah Gragson has departed Legacy Motor Club.
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