Kyle Busch, one of the most successful drivers in NASCAR history, has shared his disappointment following his performance in the Chili Bowl Nationals. Although renowned for his achievements in NASCAR as a two-time Cup Series champion, Busch is fairly new to the world of midget car racing.

A handful of NASCAR drivers began their racing seasons at the Chili Bowl Nationals in Tulsa, Oklahoma. One of those drivers, 2021 Cup Series champion Kyle Larson, bookended the week his name atop the 2025 Chili Bowl results pages.

Former NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson has celebrated his third victory at the Chili Bowl Nationals. Larson's win put him alongside Christopher Bell as a three-time Chili Bowl champion. The Chili Bowl Nationals, a major event in midget racing, began in 1987 and has since become a staple of the sport's annual schedule.

Kyle Larson, who scored a victory on Monday’s qualifying night to lock himself into Saturday’s main event, won the championship A Main with a thrilling run at the SageNet Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma to earn another Golden Driller trophy.

The 39th running of the Chili Bowl had mixed results for NASCAR drivers. The post Kyle Larson Criticises Chili Bowl as He Sets Himself Up to Win It All appeared first on EssentiallySports.

The cars are built. The decals have been applied. Preparations are done. All that’s left is the biggest dirt midget car event in the world. The 2025 Chili Bowl Nationals are here. Held every year since 1987,

Kyle Larson is now a three-time Chili Bowl winner thanks to his perseverance through a wild main event Saturday night.

Kyle Busch, the two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, made his much-anticipated Chili Bowl debut this year, joining his NASCAR frenemies Kyle Larson, Christopher Bell, and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. The post Kyle Busch Makes an Honest Admission Behind Disheartning Chili Bowl Slip-Up appeared first on EssentiallySports.