“He Always Wants to Tell Me Why I Didn’t Win” – Kyle Busch Reveals the Pressure Brexton Put On Him as the Chances of 2nd Win Increase

The competition in the Cup Series is usually quite intense and cutthroat. But once in a while, it may feel amazing to get humbled by someone once in a different form of racing. It gets even better if that person is your own son. This has been the case for two-time Cup Series champion, Kyle Busch.

The Richard Childress Racing driver recently revealed how his son, Brexton, had put pressure on him to win at dirt racing. Brexton has already won his first dirt race of the season, but Kyle is yet to grab the chequered. But with the chances for his 2nd season win increasing by the day, hopefully, that is not too farfetched of a dream.

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The interviewer asked if Rowdy had the chance to be “somewhat of a decent dirt driver” in comparison to his son. He responded to the question in a cheerful way.

Busch smiled and told FloRacing, “He’s already got more pavement wins than I do this year. So he’s letting me know about that.”

“He hasn’t won on dirt. I haven’t won under yet this year, but actually, he did, he got a junior sprint win… So I take that back. But no, I mean, yeah, of course anytime I ever go to the racetrack and I don’t win, he always wants to tell me why I didn’t win.”

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Brexton wins at Mountain Creek Speedway

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Brexton accomplished a remarkable feat by winning in both the Beginner Box Stock and Box Stock categories at the Mountain Creek Speedway. Launching from the eleventh position, Busch skillfully evaded chaos, including collisions involving front-runners Slate Harrell and Will Spencer.

He avoided Carson Slade’s spin resulting from a clash with Carson Hammill. When only five laps remained, the top contenders raced three abreast, with Caden Outz taking the high line, Busch choosing the low line, and Hammill sandwiched between them in second place. Busch advanced from third to first place and maintained his lead to secure victory. Carson Hammill finished in second place, followed by Eddie Massencup in third.

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With his son clenching a dirt win, it is now up for Kyle Busch to showcase his skill around dirt tracks. This father-son competition is surely fun to witness for everybody. We hope to see more of it in the future as well.