Brexton Busch, son of NASCAR Cup Series champion, Kyle Busch, has signed a three-year contract extension with Servpro Industries. With this extension, Brexton will be draping green and orange colors till 2026. While this, on the surface level, can look like any sponsorship extension, this signing does have a deeper significance which more or less has to do with Brexton’s bright future in the racing scene.

This sponsorship extension will propel Busch to achieve his future goals and he is very much looking forward to that.

SERVPRO & Brexton partner up for three more years

Safe to say, without support from sponsors, the drivers will hardly be able to reach their prospects. We are all aware of what happened with Brexton’s dad Kyle back in 2022. Luckily his son has learned this trick of the trade very early in his career. With the return of SERVPRO as his sponsor, Brexton is more than thrilled to extend this partnership and is looking to grow alongside them.

“I am so thankful that SERVPRO will continue to support me in my racing career for years to come,” said Brexton. “We get to grow together. They believe in me, and I believe we can get them many more trips to victory lane. I couldn’t do it without the SERVPRO team and all their associates!”

SEVPRO also expressed their delight in signing Busch on a new deal. “This is a partnership that has exceeded our expectations each and every year, and we couldn’t be more excited to extend it for another three years,” said John Sooker, President and Chief Operating Officer for SERVPRO. “It has been a pleasure watching Brexton grow and improve his racing skills, watching him become a bona fide racer, and seeing him become a great big brother. We can’t wait to see what the future holds.”

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While Busch is slowly becoming the fierce racer he wishes to be one day, he has surely aced his social media game.

Brexton Busch knows how to keep his fans on the edge of their seat

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The 8-year-old race car driver always makes it a point to post about his pursuits on his social media account. He has already amassed 71 thousand followers on Instagram, 55 thousand followers on Facebook and 22 thousand followers on his X account. The young racer is active on his socials and does not miss an opportunity to update his fans and followers about his recent happenings.

Instagram is his strong suit, and he did post about his contract renewal deal with SERVPRO. He posted a story with the caption, “Pumped to have @servpro back for three more years. All the way in my double digits.” What’s also impressive about Busch is that apart from posting his celebratory wins, he also updates fans about his losses. His recent post about the event at Millbridge is an example of that.

The pace at which Brexton is going, he soon could fulfill his father’s dream to retire when he reached the age of 15.

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