Kyle Busch and his wife Samantha are arguably one of the most adorable couples in the NASCAR community. Despite her involvement in other business ventures, Samantha remains actively engaged in sharing her perspectives on NASCAR races. Fans too value her active involvement in the racing community and appreciate her insights. She, along with Kyle, plays a pivotal part in raising their children to be potential racers and continue the family legacy. Their son Brexton has already started his career in Go Kart races, and Bandoleros. Now, Samantha comes up with an opinion that might act as a little shock to the NASCAR world.
Samantha Busch looks forward to Chicago Street Race
Connecting with fans is not something new for Samantha Busch. She engages with them via live and Q&A Sessions now and then. Recently, she took to her Instagram story and answered a fan’s question. The question was which track would she want to go to if she could? Samantha preferred Chicago over all other race courses.
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She said, “I’m really looking forward to the Chicago road course. Hopefully with no rain this year.”
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS – JUNE 02: (EDITORIAL USE ONLY) (Editors note: This image was computer generated in-game) James Davison, driver of the #15 Chevrolet races during the eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series race at virtual Chicago Street Course on June 02, 2021 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images)However, Samantha’s choice of this track was a bit unexpected. Especially after how Kyle Busch’s #8 Chevrolet Camaro suffered during the race last season.
Kyle Busch facing caution in the Chicago Street Race last year
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The rain-washed Chicago Street Race had a chaotic start last season and a caution was faced by Busch in the initial laps. Kyle Busch, who began the race from the 18th position, encountered a loss of control as he navigated Columbus Drive. Approaching Turn 6, his vehicle collided forcefully with the tire barrier at the intersection of Columbus and Balbo Drive.
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After the incident where “Rowdy” slid off the track and collided with the tire barrier, he was successfully pulled out. After that, he managed to continue in the race without further complications.
The wet track led to this unwelcome incident in the overall good race. This is exactly why Samantha wished for no rain this year. Let us see if her husband can turn the tables this time, erasing previous memories.
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