Kyle Busch is turning 40 today, and time surely flies when you’ve been raising hell and collecting trophies. But instead of just throwing a birthday bash or posting some flashy throwback photos, Rowdy’s taking a minute to look back at the wild ride he’s been on — and he’s owning up to some instances he’s not exactly proud of.

After months of speculation, NASCAR turned to two-time Cup Series winner Kyle Busch and his good friend Brad Keselowski to announce that the circuit's Championship race will return to the Homestead-Miami Speedway in 202 following a seven-year hiatus.

A late crash in the NASCAR Texas race took out Brad Keselowski, former leader Austin Cindric, Kyle Busch, Ty Dillon and Cole Custer. It happened on the back straightaway with 20 laps to go when Keselowski's No.