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March 23, 2009

No Contest-Kyle Dominates Bristol…

Filed under: NASCAR — Yota @ 8:12 am
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After a pit crew error cost him an almost certain win in the Nationwide race, Kyle took his anger out the next day on the Sprint Cup field, leading 378 of 502 laps on his way to an overpowering victory at Bristol Motor Speedway.

Busch not only spanked the field, he also verbally reignited his rivalry with “The Baby Jesus”. The smack started when NASCAR called yet another bogus caution for debris to help Dale Jr. get back on the lead lap.

Busch laughed maniacally through his commentary. ”Eighty-eight, lucky dog. Hahahahaha!”

Busch quickly knocked the #88 off the lead lap again but his focus had returned to keeping the competition behind him and winning the race. Further comment was reserved until the postrace where alas, it was as one-sided as the race.

“There’s probably too much pressure on one guy’s shoulders who doesn’t seem to win very often,” Busch said. “But for us, it’s a blast to go out there and do what we do.”

Jr’s reply: “…right now, he has every right to say what he wants and he’s been able to back it up on the track.”

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March 13, 2009

Busch sweep in Atlanta…..

Filed under: NASCAR — Yota @ 8:13 am
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Kyle (missing 2nd and 3rd gear), came from 9th place on the restart with 8 laps to go to win the Camping World truck race, and Kurt simply dominated the Sprint Cup race leading 234 of 330 laps.

How dominant was Kurt Busch at Atlanta? He scored just the eighth perfect Driver Rating of 150.0 since the inception of the Loop Data statistic in 2005.

He had race-best stats in Laps Led (234), Average Running Position (1.5) and Fastest Laps Run (81). He was one of two drivers who ran all 330 Laps in the Top 15 (Kasey Kahne).

Busch, who now has four perfect Driver Rating scores, is the only Cup Series driver with more than one.

Great job guys!!!

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March 3, 2009

Say goodnight, Gracie…

Filed under: NASCAR — Yota @ 8:46 am
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Kyle Busch notched the biggest win of his young career Sunday by driving from the back of the field to win the Shelby 427 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Kyle, a native of Las Vegas, held off Richard Childress Racing teammates Clint Bowyer and Jeff Burton in a three-lap shootout to the finish to capture his first win at his hometrack.

You Go Kyle!!!

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