“Who Is at Fault?”- Kyle Busch Criticises Unfair Treatment Against 9-Year-Old Son After Controversial Racing Incident

While Ross Chastain may have topped the charts for on-track fisticuffs, hiding in the shadows is Kyle Busch, who is none the merrier as a calm racer. Although he does try to maintain his composure, he has bared his fists on the racetrack. In the 2017 Spring race at Las Vegas, he was entangled in a bloody brawl with Joey Logano after the latter sent him spinning down the pit road. However, he has steered clear of controversy in recent years. But the ‘rowdy’ spirit may be running deep in the family.

His son Brexton Busch is already bringing in brownie points in youngster races. At 9 years old, he is proving that racing is truly blind to age. But Kyle Busch is unconvinced of his rivals’ fairness on the track, young as they may also be.

Kyle Busch lashes out against son’s competitors

Brexton Busch recently took part in a Jr Sprint Car race, engaging in some bumpy adventure on the track. Kyle Busch did not go easy on his rivals, though. He verbally expressed his disfavor of the apparently unfair treatment meted out to his son, on Instagram. He captioned the post, “You make the call. Who is at fault?”

A rival was seen pushing Brexton from the back, while he himself spun another off the track. His father’s caption, however, invited criticism from the NASCAR community. They pointed out that Busch may be overreacting.

One fan questioned the role model in Busch: “Do you really want to teach him to be looking for someone to blame racing on?” Another fan said there was no choice for Brexton: “Can’t do much when you’re getting pushed from behind 😂”

Others described the track trouble as just a normal day in racing. “Brex kinda got sent into the car in front of him, no one at fault though just hard racing.” Another fan said, “The guy behind him gave him a little bump and shot him forward into the guy in front of him. Racing incident, nothing was done on purpose.”

Brexton Busch’s racing career is being cemented, trouble or no trouble. SERVPRO has extended the sponsorship deal with him for three years, given his success on the track. In his debut year, 2021, he won nine feature events at six different tracks in four states.

Kyle Busch has aligned his retirement plan with Brexton’s full-time entry into NASCAR’s upper echelons.

Busch planning to pass the torch to his son when he comes of age

Trending

Historic NASCAR Track Shutting Its Door After Final Run Has Racing Community Heartbroken

How Late NASCAR Legend Was Forced to “Sell Everything” After Losing $10,000 to Mafia

NASCAR Rumor: 66-YO Surprise Daytona 500 Winner Could Make a Return to NASCAR in 2025

NASCAR Found Guilty by Law After Offending Michael Jordan’s Team in Antitrust Lawsuit

Amid Sleepless Nights, Tony Stewart’s Wife Leah Reveals Their 1-Month-Old Son’s 4 ‘Responsibilities’

Last year, Busch gave an outline of his retirement plan. Once his son turns 15, he will call it quits from the elite Cup Series, while sharing the track with Brexton in Truck races under Kyle Busch Motorsports. Kyle would try to snag that title that has eluded him- a Truck Series championship- until his son crosses his 18th birthday.

Read More: Kyle Busch Lets Slip Son Brexton’s Plans to Follow William Byron’s Footsteps

“It’s kind of been an idea of mine, but it’s not necessarily why KBM is still going,” Busch said after his 2023 Pocono win. “We obviously give back to the sport doing that and (with) all the drivers that have kind of come through there over the years. We’d like to continue to give back … as I get closer to hanging it up, and then obviously turning it over to Brex.”

Brexton is holding up the Busch name in the highest regard by winning races at such a tender age. Only time will tell if he will also turn ‘rowdy’ like his old man.