Kurt Busch finished sixth in the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, which was his fourth top-10 in the past six races.
Kurt Busch has the ninth-best three year average at Charlotte Motor Speedway with a 13.33 in his last six races.
Kurt Busch finished fourth in the All-star race. He was 2.27 seconds behind his brother Kyle Busch.
When the All-star race begins Saturday night, Kurt Busch will be the only driver in it with back-to-back top-five finishes.
Kyle Busch won stage one of the GoBowling.com 400 at Kansas Speedway and remained in contention most of the night. He finished fifth.
Kurt Busch finished sixth in the Geico 500 at Talladega SuperSpeedway, which was his seventh top-10 in his last eight attempts on restrictor-plate, superspeedways.
Kurt Busch lost his cool suit early during an extremely hot race, but stayed in the front half of the Toyota Owners 400 pack all day before finishing eighth at Richmond International Raceway.
After four consecutive results of 24th or worse, Kurt Busch finished 10th in the O'Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas Motor Speedway.
The good news is that Kurt Busch has two wins at Martinsville. One of these came with his current Stewart-Haas Racing team in 2014.
Kurt Busch enters the Camping World 500 with a five-race streak of top-10s that include a pair of fifths.
Kurt Busch had a battery fail with about 70 laps remaining in the Kobalt 400. He was forced into the pits for repairs, lost four laps in the process, and ended his day 30th.
Kurt Busch earned his eighth consecutive top-15 at Atlanta Motor Speedway when he crossed under the checkers seventh.
Kurt Busch was the fastest driver who failed to advance to the final round of qualification. His lap of 186.968 mph put him 13th on the grid.
Kurt Busch inherited the lead when first Chase Elliott and then Kyle Larson stumbled on fuel in the final laps to win the Daytona 500. He led only that one lap.