Kyle Busch Motorsports (KBM) essentially began with Kyle's first purchase of a Legends Car in 2003 to provide an outlet for Kyle to hone his driving skills. Over the years, KBM filled a trophy case with Legends Car and Late Model hardware. Kyle Busch Motorsports is now the home of the No. 54 Monster Energy Drink Camry in the NASCAR Nationwide Series and the No. 18 Dollar General Tundra in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. The victory hardware keeps coming and is welcomed in the new 77,000 sq. ft. KBM race shop.

Our Facility

It's typically called a "shop," but in the case of Kyle Busch Motorsports, its shop is a 77,000-square-foot corporate headquarters, equipped to handle race preparation for its fleet of Toyota Tundras and executive meetings and gatherings for its array of partners.

It's also a cornerstone of green initiatives, filled with enough cutting-edge technologies to put it on the path to LEED certification - an unprecedented step in motorsports facilities, be it in NASCAR, IndyCar or Formula 1.