Kyle Larson is turning his latest dirt track victory into a tribute to Kyle Busch. After winning at Davenport Speedway, Larson announced he is donating his entire prize purse to the Bundle of Joy Foundation.

Following the conclusion of the Nashville Superspeedway race weekend, Larson traveled to Iowa to participate in the High Limit Racing competition. There, he won the 30-lap sprint race at the Davenport Speedway. After performing the Kyle Busch bow on his car, he stepped down and was asked about his prize money's charity.

"This time I’m going to send it to Kyle and Samantha Busch’s foundation, the Bundle of Joy,” Larson said after the race. “We all know how much the Busch family means to all of us, and we greatly miss Kyle.”

Busch and his wife, Samantha, founded the Bundle of Joy Foundation for couples who faced financial barriers with infertility and In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatments.

As of 2026, the Samantha and Kyle Busch Bundle of Joy Fund is still an active nonprofit. Samantha continues to operate it, and so far the foundation has awarded over 150 grants totaling more than $2 million since its inception.

Speaking of the race, Larson was once again extremely dominant, as he went on to lead 24 out of 30 laps. He lapped all but 10 cars and claimed the victory with more than three seconds to spare.

Interestingly, Larson followed his daughter, who also paid a tribute to the late two-time Cup Series champion.

Kyle Larson's daughter paid tribute to Busch, and Larson reacted

Following the conclusion of the National Open Wheel 600 Series Junior Sprints race, Kyle Larson's daughter, Audrey Larson, paid a tribute to Kyle Busch with his signature bow. Reacting to it, Larson, a proud father, said:

“I was super happy that she thought of that, and then the next night she ended up winning, and that was cool to pay tribute to Kyle,” Larson said, via PRN. “It makes me proud to see that the kids understand the situation and are doing their part to support the family and honor, Kyle.”

Audrey, the eight-year-old dirt car driver, won the feature race victory at the KAM Raceway in Hastings, Nebraska, on May 27, six days after Busch passed away after suffering from pneumonia, which progressed into sepsis.

Busch was 41 years old at the time of his passing and is now survived by his wife, Samantha, and his two children, Brexton, 11, and Lennix, 4.

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Written by

Sabyasachi Biswas

Edited by

Suyashdeep Sason