Ricky Stenhouse Jr. to Run Touching Kyle Busch Tribute Car

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Ricky Stenhouse Jr. will run a NOS Energy Drink-themed tribute paint scheme honoring Kyle Busch this weekend at Nashville Superspeedway, adding another notable look to the NASCAR Cup Series field under the lights.

Stenhouse Jr., a longtime NOS Energy driver, will roll out the special design as part of a tribute effort recognizing Busch’s impact on the sport and his fan base across multiple NASCAR series. The scheme is expected to hit the track during on-track activity at the Nashville weekend, where Cup teams join a full slate of support series action.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. continues a pattern of special paint schemes tied to NASCAR milestones and tributes, with energy drink partnerships often rolling out one-off designs for marquee events. Nashville Superspeedway’s primetime setting typically draws added attention to special liveries, especially from drivers outside the usual championship fight.

The Cup Series returns to the concrete oval for a high-speed, high-wear race where tire management and track position often decide the outcome. Stenhouse Jr. will look to balance a standout visual with a clean, competitive run in a field expected to be aggressive from start to finish.

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