The Senate resolution honors the life and legacy of Kyle Thomas Busch , a prominent NASCAR driver who passed away on May 21, 2026, at the age of 41. Busch began his racing journey in go-karts, quickly progressing to make his NASCAR national series debut at just 16, and achieved early success by becoming the youngest winner in NASCAR Cup Series history and earning multiple Rookie of the Year titles. His illustrious career was marked by two NASCAR Cup Series Championships in 2015 and 2019, and he founded Kyle Busch Motorsports , which secured two championships in the CRAFTSMAN Truck Series. Busch holds the unparalleled record as the winningest driver across NASCAR's three national series with 234 victories, and is the only driver to win all three national series races in a single weekend. Recognized as one of NASCAR's 75 greatest drivers, he also secured significant "crown-jewel" victories like the Brickyard 400 and was known for his bold "Rowdy" persona and fierce competitiveness. Beyond his on-track achievements, Busch embraced his role as a devoted father, mentoring his son Brexton in motorsports and inspiring the next generation of racers. The Senate expresses its profound sorrow and regret at his passing, requesting that the resolution be communicated to the House of Representatives.