@jeff_gluck To your point about fans sitting in the shade… it’s just a superb experience. The track has even added numerous mini-screens on each support beam
I hope it’s okay that I keep posting memories of Kyle the way I saw him. It’s how I would want you all to see him, too.
/the one where he and @KurtBusch swiped a hotel baggage cart and ran it down the streets of Nashville:
Kyle Busch gave NASCAR so many iconic interviews, but none were greater than Chicagoland in 2018.
“If you don't like that kind of racing, don't even watch.”
When I think of Busch’s personality, this moment will stick out among the rest.
@jeff_gluck I was struck by that too. How often does a driver’s win get that collectively cheered?
Pretty incredible how quickly he’s earned the favor of the crowd
@A_S12 setting the stage for when their ratings inevitably tank this year
I get what they’re saying, but isn’t the whole point of the extracurriculars to watch the on-track product? If you can’t get eyeballs on the competition then what’s the point
@DirtyMoMedia#askDBC why is the winning road course strategy typically to pit before the stage break, and why does the split happen? I’m trying to wrap my head around it but would appreciate clarification