Kurt Busch was at Charlotte Motor Speedway to support his nephew Brexton Busch as he returned to competition.
What happened at Charlotte Motor Speedway?
Brexton competed in the Young Lions division and finished sixth in one event before following it up with a runner-up finish the next night.
Kurt Busch was spotted cheering on his nephew and offering words of encouragement.
He was seen telling Brexton to "go get em" as he navigated his first races since his father's passing.
How is Brexton handling his return to racing?
Brexton appeared appreciative of the support surrounding him after his return to racing, posting on social media about his finishes.
He said "6th & 2nd in my first races back. Felt really good to get racing again."
What's next for Brexton and Kurt Busch?
The sight of Kurt Busch mentoring and supporting Brexton carries added significance given the role racing has always played within the Busch family.
Kurt's presence at Charlotte offered another reminder that Brexton is not carrying that legacy alone.
As he continues to grow as a driver, the support of family members like Kurt could become an increasingly important part of his development.
Brexton's father, Kyle Busch, spent years helping develop his son's racing career.
Kyle Busch played an active role in Brexton's growth behind the wheel, coaching from the pit area and reviewing races.
Now, with Brexton back on track, fans are seeing other members of the family help carry that support system forward.
The NASCAR community has repeatedly rallied around Brexton and the Busch family since Kyle's death.
Tributes have come from drivers, teams, fans, and industry figures who recognized both Kyle's accomplishments and his dedication as a father.
Kurt Busch's support for his nephew is a powerful image that underscores what many have already discovered over the past several weeks: the Busch family's connection to racing extends far beyond one generation.