In the post-race interview, after winning the Gateway race, Kyle Busch expressed, “People change. People grow up,” and perhaps these words encapsulate Busch’s racing life as well. From being the ‘rowdiest’ on track and engaging in fist-fights to rising over all forms of controversies, the veteran driver has surely grown up. 

As the time steadily ticks by, the time on track is slowly nearing its finality for Kyle Busch. Although he agrees that he plans to stay on the track as an active driver until his son takes over the racing torch, the driver is convinced of the fact that he wants to achieve the feat that no one has been able to accomplish in the 75 years of NASCAR. He charts out the possibilities in the pre-race interview in Pocono.

Kyle Busch reveals his ultimate plan as he spills the beans on his retirement

If one looks back at the accomplishments of the Richard Childress Racing driver, it will be evident that very few drivers in NASCAR have been able to achieve those feats, and also within a very short period of time. However, the hunger to achieve more is yet to subside for Busch, as he plans to conquer all the triple threats of NASCAR, an ambition that many drivers had forged but was deemed unsuccessful.

Busch has won titles both in the Cup Series and Xfinity Series, but it is the Truck Series title that Busch has been elusive and he hopes to conquer it before hanging his helmet once and for all. 

This was evident in the pre-race interview in Pocono. He revealed to the media, “I mean, I kind of tried that back in the day in 2008, 2009, somewhere in there where run as many races as I possibly could. There were obviously some races where it gets expensive trying to fly back and forth and the only way to do that is private air travel obviously. Then all the rules all came about where you can’t run, all that.”

“But obviously, it’s kind of been an idea of mine you know, and not necessarily why KBM is still going but obviously we give back to the sport a lot by doing that, and all the drivers that have kind of come through there over the years. But, would like to continue to give back to me a little bit I guess, or take from it as I get closer to hanging it up and obviously turning it over to Brex,” Busch added. 

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Netizens show their support for Kyle Busch’s ambitions of achieving the greatest feat

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While many find the ambition to be over-arching in nature, Kyle Busch, on the contrary, believes that he will be able to realize his dreams in reality as he has already started to take baby steps in achieving them. And in the process, he has surely found the support of his fans, as they have complete faith in the driver.

Many wrote under the video;

“Not the first time he’s mentioned wanting to be the only driver in history to win all 3 of Nascar’s major titles. Greg Biffle almost did it in 2005 but I believe Kyle will.”

“I’m not a KFB fan by any means, but I really hope this happens.”

“I predict by the time he retires from cup in 2029 or 2030 he will have over 80 wins.”

Others also wrote, “KFB! My favorite driver! I love seeing him in the truck series as well as the cup series. I love you KB! Good luck and I will see you at the track!”

“Kyle Busch would win double digit races in Truck & win a Championship.”

With still a decade in his hand, Kyle Busch has surely enough time to go and achieve remarkable feats and carve his own legacy in the pages of NASCAR. The RCR driver has already started to exhibit his dominance once again as he tries and gets more feathers for his cap.

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