Kyle Busch’s health is our upmost priority and he and his family have the full resources of RCR behind them. Kyle is an integral part of our organization and we wish him a safe and speedy recovery. His No. 8 Chevrolet will be ready and waiting for him. We’re thankful to Austin Hill for stepping in to drive the No. 8 Chevrolet this weekend. Please keep Kyle and the Busch family in your prayers, and help us respect the family’s privacy at this time.
Statement Regarding Kyle Busch from the Busch Family:
“Kyle has experienced a severe illness resulting in hospitalization. He is currently undergoing treatment and will not compete in any of his scheduled activities this weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway. We ask for understanding and privacy as our family navigates this situation.”
Spire Motorsports co-owner Jeff Dickerson filed a 22-page declaration last night discussing the ongoing lawsuit and the pending motions from Joe Gibbs Racing.
Some notable items:
*Dickerson saying that JGR "staged" this litigation instead of competing on the track.
*His response to learning a private investigator followed him and Chris Gabehart to Barcelona in Mooresville.
*Dickerson said Spire doesn't need or want information from JGR. It already works with the winningest NASCAR team, Hendrick Motorsports.
*Dickerson said that Spire and JGR had a Trade Agreement in which he took away car chief Robert Smith's non-compete so he could join JGR. Said that JGR's side was to either pay Spire $100k or allow Spire to pursue an employee of its choosing. Dickerson said JGR has not upheld this Trade Agreement.
*Shout out to @DennyDelivers2 for making it into court documents.
Judge rules that Chris Gabehart can continue working for Spire Motorsports, but cannot perform any duties at Spire that he was doing as JGR's competition director -- basically, no overlap. Spire and Gabehart state that this decision has no impact as his role as Spire’s chief motorsports officer is different than that of a competitor director.
‼️🚨 BREAKING: Notepad++ Hijacked by Chinese State-Sponsored Hackers
Traffic from targeted users were selectively redirected to malicious update servers.
⚠️ Hackers Hijacked Notepad++ Update Servers to Redirect Users to Malicious Servers
Source: https://t.co/nVUozNndDu
The developer of Notepad++ has confirmed that a targeted attack by a likely Chinese state-sponsored threat actor compromised the project's former shared hosting infrastructure between June and December 2025.
The breach allowed attackers to intercept and selectively redirect update traffic to malicious servers, exploiting a weakness in how the software validated update packages before the release of version 8.8.9.
The compromise occurred at the infrastructure level rather than through a vulnerability in the Notepad++ codebase itself. The attackers gained access to the shared hosting server, allowing them to intercept requests destined for notepad-plus-plus[.]org.
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