“It’s All the Time With Him”- RCR Team Member Discloses Kyle Busch’s Rare Abilities That Make Him the Best in the Business

Parting ways with Joe Gibbs Racing post the 2022 season, Kyle Busch’s maiden run at the Richard Childress Racing camp has seen a lot of success. Having won the 2015 and 2019 Cup Series championships, Rowdy slowly fell to the 13th rank during his last season at JGR. Regaining his championship pace with the backing of RCR, Busch has been slowly making it up the leaderboards where he now sits 3rd.

With Rowdy enjoying a stellar season at Richard Childress Racing, the #8 RCR driver’s crew chief has revealed the abilities that make Kyle Busch the best in the business.

Randall Burnett reveals Busch’s rare abilities

Racing full-time in the Cup Series since 2005, Kyle Busch has amassed tons of experience and knowledge. Starting out as a brash young driver in his rookie season, over the years Rowdy has turned into one of the most insightful and analytical drivers to grace NASCAR tracks. Applying the knowledge he had gained over the years, Busch bagged his first Cup Series championship in 2015, ten years after his full-time debut. Now driving the #8 Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing, Kyle Busch’s crew chief, Randall Burnett has revealed what separates Kyle Busch from the horde of NASCAR drivers.

Speaking on the MRN Crew Call podcast, Randall Burnett said, “He’s really pushed us to be better, and honestly that’s kind of what we needed up here. We needed some, you know, little bit leadership to help us with some of that stuff and then a new way of looking at things, and he’s brought a lot of that to the table. So, I feel like he’s elevated our game for sure. He’s certainly kept me on my toes. But I think it’s been good, I think our communication’s good. I feel like we get along pretty well, and I feel he believes in what we are doing.”

The crew chief was questioned by the podcast host, Steve Post, who asked, what else did Kyle Busch bring to the table that put him on the elite list of the top-5 or top-3 drivers. “It’s just the way his mind works. It’s really funny. He’s always racing, like he’s always thinking about how to make something better, how we can be more efficient in doing some things,” Brunett responded to Steve Post’s question.

Revealing Rowdy’s rare abilities, the crew chief added, “He’ll text me at 9-10 o’clock at night, ‘Hey, what about this?’ or ‘Hey, what about that?’ You know what I mean? It’s all the time with him. He gets something in his mind and he starts communicating about it, doesn’t really matter what time of night it is. We talk about it and try to make things better. It’s nice to have somebody with that kind of experience, that kind of success saying, ‘Hey, have you ever thought about this?’ or ‘Hey, have you ever thought about that?’ It’s nice, it’s refreshing and I think it helps us a lot.”

Just 36 points behind the Cup Series points leader William Byron, Kyle Busch has cemented his place as a 2023 championship favorite.

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Kyle Busch’s first season behind RCR’s #8 Chevy started out slow with a 19th-place finish at the Daytona 500. Picking up the pace in his next showing at the Pala Casino 400, Rowdy dominated the playing field, driving down Auto Club Speedway’s Victory Lane. Dropping down to the 32nd spot at Bristol, the #8 RCR driver bounced back with a first-place finish at Talladega.

While the crash at Kansas saw Kyle Busch sink to the 35th rank, Rowdy’s race-winning finesse once again shined brightly at Gateway. Driving down the World Wide Technology Raceway’s Victory Lane, the RCR #8 driver claimed his third title win of the season. Ranking 5th at both Chicago and Atlanta, Kyle Busch has amassed a total of 592 driver points and currently sits at the 2nd position on NASCAR’s projected playoffs ranking.

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Richard Childress Racing last won the Cup Series championship title in 1994. Having turned into a championship favorite, will Kyle Busch award RCR with its first championship win in almost three decades? Stay connected to find out.