Brexton Busch Signs Contract Extension

Kyle's Son Continues Racing Career with Servpro

 

Now, the driver of the No. 18B for Kyle Busch Motorsports has extended his partnership with Servpro until 2026. Brexton Busch (Kyle and Samantha’s eight-year-old son) took to his social media platforms to reveal the signing.

 

Ready to make more memories with @SERVPRO! The next three years are going to be a blast!🤘 pic.twitter.com/XFln1EiDbw

— Brexton Busch (@brextonbusch) February 6, 2024

"This is a partnership that has exceeded our expectations each and every year, and we couldn't be more excited to extend it for another three years. It has been a pleasure watching Brexton grow and improve his racing skills, watching him become a bona fide racer, and seeing him become a great big brother. We can't wait to see what the future holds." John Sooker, President and COO of Servpro

 

 

Got the W last night in the Jr Sprint!!🏆

Busy day yesterday! Tested my Bando in the morning, and raced the Micros at night. I learned a lot in both cars, and turned nearly 300 laps! I was sooo tired but I finished third in the Restrictor feature too!🥉 Two more nights to go! pic.twitter.com/pRHX4WHhql

— Brexton Busch (@brextonbusch) February 9, 2024

In 2023, Brexton won approximately 35 races and was named the Beginner Box Stock Division Champion at Millbridge Speedway and Mountain Creek Speedway, in the family’s home state of North Carolina. Recently, Brexton has been racing Jr. Sprint, Outlaw Karts, and Bandoleros, with plans to begin driving Restricted Micro Sprint cars in 2024.

 

"I am so thankful that SERVPRO will continue to support me in my racing career for years to come. We get to grow together. They believe in me, and I believe we can get them many more trips to victory lane. I couldn't do it without the SERVPRO team and all their associates!" Brexton Busch

 

 

 

source: MSN Sports Media

Welcome to the #NASCAR World Lennix Key

Congratulations Kyle, Samantha, and Brexton

 

• Lennix Key Busch
• May 10, 2022
• 5:12 am
• 6 lbs 1 oz 20 in

 

Kyle and his wife Samantha welcomed their second child via surrogate. They named her Lennix Key.

 

On Tuesday, the pair wrote on Instagram, “We're beyond overjoyed that God has blessed us with our beautiful girl. Our tiny little peanut has a head full of crazy hair and a big brother waiting at home who can't wait to meet her!!!”

 

“Thank you everyone who has followed our journey and prayed along side of us. Our hearts are bursting with happiness,” they continued, using the hashtags #ivfjourney and #rainbowbaby.

 

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Lennix Key Busch
May 10, 2022
5:12 am
6.1 oz 20 in

By the grace of God our sweet baby girl is here!

Thank you to everyone who has followed our journey and prayed along side of us. Our hearts are bursting with happiness 💕 #GirlDad pic.twitter.com/HBVAxglQSM

— Kyle Busch (@KyleBusch) May 11, 2022

 

source: NASCAR Media

NASCAR Couple Turned IVF Journey into Help For Others

Bundle of Joy Fund – Fifty Babies and Counting

 

Infertility affects about 12% of women aged 15 to 44 in the United States, and couples can spend tens of thousands of dollars seeking help from medical experts during their journey. NASCAR’s Kyle and Samantha Busch know this story all too well.

 

The couple experienced issues with infertility while trying to get pregnant with their first child in 2014. They made the decision to seek help through in vitro fertilization shortly after.

 

“We tried to have children naturally for quite a while, and it wasn’t working. So ultimately we had to go through the route of IVF,” Samantha Busch told CharlotteFive recently. “In going through that, we realized it’s not only a physical and emotional struggle, but the financial hurdles are also crazy — and things add up so fast, and insurance doesn’t cover any of it.”

 

Gettin back in the swing of things 🏝 pic.twitter.com/toVcA4IxjC

— Kyle Busch (@KyleBusch) February 11, 2022

 

The Busch family welcomed their first son, Brexton, in 2015. The joy the couple felt in being able to have their own bundle of joy inspired them to launch the Bundle of Joy Fund — an organization created in September 2015 to provide grants to Charlotte-area families seeking IVF due to infertility. They recently hosted their annual fundraiser — with a theme of Vegas Baby — where they announced that Bundle of Joy has helped over 80 families with IVF costs. More than $1 million has been raised.

 

 

The couple also shared news during the Vegas Baby fundraiser that during their last round of treatments, they decided to move forward again with a gestational carrier who is now 19 weeks pregnant with a baby girl. “Brexton is so excited to become a big brother,” Samantha Busch said.

 

This would not be possible without our amazing partners and donors. If you or anyone you know struggles with infertility, please consider donating to The Bundle of Joy Fund. Any amount you donate helps a family get one step closer to their own bundle of joy. 💚 pic.twitter.com/KhvhpVdPaC

— The Bundle of Joy Fund (@bundleofjoyfund) February 9, 2022

 

 

source: Charlotte Observer