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On December 14, 2009, it was reported that Addington would become the next crew chief for Kyle's brother Kurt Busch at Team Penske, replacing outgoing crew chief Pat Tryson, who had been relieved of his duties following the 2009 Sprint Cup Season. In 2011, Addington and Busch would move from Penske's No. 2 car to the team's new No. 22 car.
In 2010, Steve Addington became Busch's crew chief after two seasons with Kyle Busch, where he helped secure 14 wins. Addington replaced Pat Tryson, who left to join Michael Waltrip Racing . On May 22, 2010, Kurt won the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race and followed it with a victory in the Coca-Cola 600 , becoming just the seventh driver to win ...
Kurt Busch: Steve Addington: 12 Brad Keselowski: Jay Guy 77 Sam Hornish Jr. Travis Geisler Ford: Front Row Motorsports with Yates Racing: 34 John Andretti 1: Travis Kvapil 19: Kevin Conway (R) 10: Tony Raines 5: Robert Richardson Jr. 1: 37 Travis Kvapil 4: Kevin Conway (R) 6: David Gilliland 19: Robert Richardson Jr. 2: Tony Raines 2: Dave ...
Kurt Busch said goodbye to Cup Series racing on the same stage where he celebrated one of his most memorable NASCAR victories. It was an emotional farewell for sure. Busch, 45, held back tears as ...
Kurt Busch: Steve Addington: Robby Gordon Motorsports: 7 Robby Gordon 25: Steven Lane 5 Samuel Stanley 31: Scott Wimmer 4: Johnny Sauter 2: Reed Sorenson 5: Ford: FAS Lane Racing: 32 Terry Labonte 6: Frank Stoddard: Mike Skinner 2: Ken Schrader 8: Mike Bliss 16: Patrick Carpentier 1: Jason White 1: Andrew Ranger 1: T. J. Bell (R) 1: Front Row ...
Retired NASCAR driver Kurt Busch was arrested on charges of DWI, careless and reckless driving in North Carolina, according to multiple reports.. Busch, 46, was reportedly pulled over late on the ...
The 2009 Sylvania 300 was the twenty-seventh stock car race of the 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and the first in the ten-race season-ending Chase for the Sprint Cup.It was held on September 20, 2009, at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, New Hampshire, before a crowd of 101,000 people.
In 2004, Busch won the Crown Royal International Race of Champions Series, which was worth $1 million to Busch and his team out of a combined purse of $1.9 million, Crash reports. The prior year ...