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Welcome to Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour, presented by NASCAR on Fox.

I'm Kevin Harvick in Indianapolis and Caitlin Vincy and

Mama Smith are in the studio this week. How are you guys? Well, we're doing good. We miss you,

of course, Kevin. And we is a relative term, but yes, we he does too. Guys, it's it's a it's somber Monday here because on Happy Hour, we do want to reflect on the life and legacy of Kyle Bush, one of the greatest wheelman in the history of motorsports gone too soon.

The community found out last week that we had lost him to a severe case of pneumonia.

So it has been a really, really tough week for a lot of us

in the sports community as a whole. So Kevin, we saw over the weekend, Samantha, Brexton, Lennox,

Kyle's parents, his brother Kurt, Samantha's family came to the racetrack out at Charlotte Motor Speedway

for the 600. So many beautiful tributes for Kyle throughout the course of the last several days.

I imagine it had to have been a healing moment for the family to be there at the racetrack

with the supportive community of the motorsports family.

Well, it's a tough situation as to what the right or wrong thing is to do.

And I think in that instance, you obviously want to lean on the family to do what they want to do.

And, you know, I think seeing Brexton and Lennox and Samantha and Kyle's parents and his brother Kurt at the racetrack.

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