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Kyle Busch has always been an outspoken driver, never shying away from making his opinions known. So, it’s no surprise that he’s examining NASCAR’s approval process, and whether certain drivers with limited stock car experience should be allowed to compete at the Cup level, no matter their background.
Some questioned the decision to let Helio Castroneves run the Daytona 500 with zero NASCAR starts beforehand, and similar points were made regarding Katherine Legge being allowed to run Phoenix with no oval starts at any of the national divisions since 2018.
Both are accomplished racers in the open-wheel and sports car racing scene, but neither reached the checkered flag.
“Yeah, I don’t have a great answer,” said Busch would asked about the approval process during a Saturday media availability.
Kyle Busch has always been an outspoken driver, never shying away from making his opinions known. So, it’s no surprise that he’s examining NASCAR’s approval process, and whether certain drivers with limited stock car experience should be allowed to compete at the Cup level, no matter their
So I was very confused, and probably I’m even more confused now on how it all works. I think it’s broken.”
Busch went on to say that “there’s a lot of work that could be done to make it better.”
He went as far to question what executives get to be involved in such calls.
“I also do feel as though it shouldn’t be ‘suit and ties’ making the decisions always,” he continued.
