Kyle Busch's net worth, NASCAR earnings, endorsements, and businesses

Kyle Busch's net worth, NASCAR earnings, endorsements, and businesses

Kyle Busch’s net worth is approximately $80 million. He is reportedly the highest-paid NASCAR car driver in 2025 at Richard Childress Racing. Additionally, his endorsement deals, investments and partnerships contribute to his overall wealth.

Kyle Busch looks on during practice for the NASCAR Cup Series The Great American Getaway 400 at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Pennsylvania.
Kyle Busch looks on during practice for the NASCAR Cup Series The Great American Getaway 400 at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Pennsylvania. Photo: Meg Oliphant
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Key takeaways

  • Kyle Busch’s net worth is about $80 million.
  • Busch is the highest-paid NASCAR car driver in 2025, with a salary of $16.9 million.
  • Kyle Busch’s sponsors include Alsco, BetMGM, Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen, Zone Nicotine Pouches and Global Industrial.
  • Kyle Busch sold his motorsport company, Kyle Busch Motorsports, to Spire Motorsport for $14.5 million.
  • Busch races for Richard Childress Racing. Previously, he was at Hendrick Motorsports and Joe Gibbs Racing.

Kyle Busch’s profile summary

Full nameKyle Thomas Busch
NicknameWild Thing, Rowdy, Shrub
Date of birthMay 2, 1985
Place of birthLas Vegas, Nevada
Age40 (as of 2025)
NationalityAmerican
EthnicityWhite
Height in metres1.85
Height in feet and inches6’1”
Weight in kilograms84
Weight in pounds185
FatherTom Busch
MotherGaye Busch
SiblingKurt Busch
Relationship statusMarried
WifeSamantha Busch
ChildrenBrexton, Lennix
High schoolDurango High School
Instagram@rowdybusch
X@KyleBusch
FacebookKyle Busch

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Kyle Busch’s net worth

As per Celebrity Net Worth and Essentially Sports, Kyle Busch’s net worth stands at $80 million. Front Office Sports states he is the wealthiest NASCAR driver in 2025. Apart from his salary, Busch’s earnings are bolstered through endorsement deals, partnerships and business investments.

How much does Kyle Busch make a year?

Kyle Busch is paid $16.9 million annually at Richard Childress Racing. Out of this, RCR guarantees him a $12 million base salary, $3 million in race winnings and bonuses and $1.7 million in endorsements.

Kyle Busch's career earnings

In 1998, Busch began his professional racing career. Since then, he has won numerous titles, including the NASCAR Cup Series Champion, Xfinity Series Champion, Southern 500 Winner and Coca-Cola 600 Winner. Consequently, he receives a huge financial reward for his victories and here is a breakdown of his earnings.

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YearEstimated earningsTeam
2004$2 millionHendrick Motorsports
2005$3 millionHendrick Motorsports
2006$5 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2007$6.5 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2008$7 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2009$9 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2010$10 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2011$12 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2012$14 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2013$15 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2014$16 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2015$17 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2016$18 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2017$19 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2018$20 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2019$22 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2020$22 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2021$23 millionJoe Gibbs Racing
2022$25 millionRichard Childress Racing
2023$30 millionRichard Childress Racing
2024$31 millionRichard Childress Racing
2025$16.9 millionRichard Childress Racing

Hendrick Motorsports

Busch has progressively earned more money (base salary, race wins, endorsements), en route to becoming the highest-paid NASCAR driver. In 2004, during his rookie season, Hendrick Motorsports reportedly paid him $2 million. For his continued development, he stayed with the team the following year and received a $1 million salary increase.

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Joe Gibbs Racing

After 2005, Busch moved to Joe Gibbs Racing, bumping his base salary to $5 million. Over the years at Gibbs Racing, his race wins led to an increase in his base salary. In 2007, Busch made $6.5 million, $7 million in 2008, and by 2010, his pay reached $10 million.

For the next decade, Busch steadily grew, thanks to continuous race wins and additional sponsorship deals. In 2011, Gibbs paid him $12 million, and in 2012, that doubled to $14 million. From 2013 to 2021, the racer’s money ballooned to $23 million, with an addition of $1 million every year.

Richard Childress Racing

After a successful time at Gibbs Racing, Busch transitioned to Richard Childress Racing in 2022. His starting pay was $25 million, and in his first year (2023) of racing there, Busch took home $30 million. In 2024, he pocketed $24 million from race wins and sponsorships and $16.9 million in 2025.

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Interesting facts about Kyle Busch.
Interesting facts about Kyle Busch. Photo: James Gilbert/Getty Images
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Kyle Busch’s endorsement deals

The Americans’ success has landed him numerous lucrative sponsorship deals with brands such as Alsco, BetMGM, Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen, 3CHI, Lenovo, Lucas Oil, Rebel Bourbon, Zone Nicotine Pouches and Global Industrial.

What investments is Busch making?

Despite his enormous salary from racing and brand deals, Busch has invested in several businesses. In 2021, he started an energy drinks company, Rowdy Energy Limited, but it closed its doors in 2024. Apart from this, he runs his website, Rowdy Nation, where he sells merchandise, including t-shirts and caps.

Furthermore, Busch paid $7.5 million for a 13,000-square-foot house in Lake Norman, North Carolina. It is one of the most luxurious properties in the area, with luxurious amenities such as a private swimming pool and beach. In 2023, Busch listed the house for $13 million.

Previously, Busch ran Kyle Busch Motorsports from its inception in 2010. In 2023, he sold it to Spire Motorsports for $14.5 million, including the 77,000-square-foot facility that houses KBM and Rowdy Manufacturing in Mooresville.

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I am at a different point in my life now than I was back in 2010. My family has grown, my Cup Series team changed this year, and our son’s racing schedule has become as demanding as my own. It is important to me to spend more time with my family and my No. 8 team at Richard Childress Racing.

FAQs

  1. Who is the richest person in NASCAR? In 2025, Kyle Busch is the highest-paid NASCAR driver.
  2. Who is Kyle Busch's major sponsor? Lucas Oil is Kyle Busch’s major sponsor.
  3. What is Kyle Busch's yearly salary? Kyle Busch’s yearly salary is $16.9 million.
  4. Does M&M still sponsor Kyle Busch? No, M&M does not sponsor Kyle Busch.
  5. What kind of car does Kyle Busch drive? Kyle Busch drives a Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 in the NASCAR Cup Series for Richard Childress Racing.
  6. Is Kyle Busch still married? Yes, Kyle Busch is married.
  7. How much was Kyle Busch Motorsports sold for? Kyle Busch Motorsports sold for $14.5 million to Spire Motorsports.
  8. How rich is Kyle Busch? Kyle Busch’s net worth is $80 million.

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Final word

Kyle Busch’s net worth underlines his success in NASCAR. He has won multiple titles, which led to profitable sponsorship deals and contracts with different teams he has represented. He has further invested his money to grow his business portfolio, ultimately increasing his wealth.

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