The 2015 #QuakerState400 was a pivotal moment in Kyle Busch’s first championship run. Through 11 cautions, 163 laps led, and a late battle back past Joey Logano, Kyle powered the No. 18 to victory in a race that showed exactly why that championship season became so unforgettable.
Anyone who was there remembers the electric atmosphere, the action on track, and yes… the legendary traffic surrounding that historic night 😆 A race and a driver fans will never forget.
Looking back on the 2011 #QS400 feels a little more meaningful now. 🏁
Kyle Busch took home the trophy in NASCAR’s first Cup Series race at Kentucky Speedway, adding another unforgettable chapter to a legendary career that left a lasting mark on the sport.
Fuel mileage. Late-race drama. A three-peat in Kentucky.
The 2016 #QuakerState400 came down to the very last lap as Brad Keselowski stretched the fuel tank just far enough to hold off Carl Edwards and capture his third win at Kentucky. ⛽️😮💨
Our 2024 #QS400 winner Joey Logano didn’t just punch his ticket into the Round of 12, he ignited a championship run! The No. 22 delivered when the pressure was highest at AMS building the momentum that carried Joey to his third NASCAR Cup Series championship 🏆 🏆 🏆
Throwing it back to the 2017 Quaker State 400 when Martin Truex Jr. made history at Kentucky Speedway, becoming the first driver to sweep every stage and win the race in NASCAR’s new stage racing era.
Total domination under the lights ✨
Who remembers that overtime finish?
The 2014 Quaker State 400 belonged to Brad Keselowski 🥂
After leading 199 laps and becoming the first repeat winner at the #QuakerState400, Brad got a little too fired up celebrating in Victory Lane, proving injuries in Victory Lane definitely aren’t a new thing 😅