NASCAR driver Kyle Busch dies

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Kyle Busch dead at 41: Reactions, tributes from around sports world after the NASCAR driver's sudden death
The two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion passed away on Thursday evening at age 41.

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‘Utterly unfathomable’: Sport world in shock as NASCAR legend Kyle Busch dead at 41 after sudden, ‘severe’ illness
NASCAR star Kyle Busch, a two-time series champion regarded as one of the sport’s greatest ever drivers, died Thursday aged 41, his family confirmed in a joint statement.

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Kyle Busch 911 call released: NASCAR champion coughing up blood 1 day before death
Kyle Busch Seen Smiling at Event Two Days Before His Death in New Footage
Kyle Busch's No. 8 Car Retired After His Death: 'No One Can Carry It Forward to the Level That He Did'
"Kyle Busch was instrumental in the design of RCR’s stylized No. 8 and it has become synonymous with Kyle and an important symbol for his fans and the NASCAR industry," the announcement continued.

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Richard Childress Racing to set aside No. 8 for Kyle Busch’s 11-year-old son
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Polk County commissioner and former NASCAR driver Rick Wilson reflects on Kyle Busch's racing legacy

In Polk County, a county commissioner and former NASCAR racer talked about his experience meeting Busch and his rise to stardom. Before becoming a Polk County commissioner, Rick Wilson pursued a racing career that included 13 years as a NASCAR driver. Wilson’s first race was in 1981.

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