“Why Are You Guys Throwing the Bottles?” – Kyle Busch Divulges the “Smart” Lesson That Prompted Him to Always Keep His Helmet on After Winning

Infamous for his antics, drama, and controversies, we know Kyle Busch as the “bad boy of NASCAR.” Rowdy is famous for riling up controversies on and off the track. From assaulting a fellow driver to being the champion of the sport and winning in the grandest of stages, the man’s skill is unparalleled when it comes to racing.

Rowdy is back again, this time in the confines of a studio room, talking about his previous adventures and giving us fans some inside scoops. Speaking on The Residency Podcast, the Richard Childress Racing driver revealed some of the weird yet funny incidents inside the oval.

Kyle Busch reveals what really happens on the victory lane

In a recent episode of the podcast, Busch shared some of his adventures inside the oval, from punching Joey Logano in the face to what actually unfolds in the victory lane. Talking to the hosts of the show, the former M&M’s-sponsored driver shared what it’s like to get pegged by M&M’s!

Sharing his experience after one of the co-hosts recalled an iconic picture of Kyle holding M&M packets, Kyle quickly jumped on to start his hilarious rant on how things get “weird” in the victory lane.

He said, “Then there’s other times where they’ve either got, you know, beer bottles or sports drink bottles or whatever and they’re spraying those because they’re just in the victory lane.

“Sponsors sponsor victory lane and so they’re throwing, they’re spraying those and then when they’re done with them, what’s always weird to me is the crew guys are looking at me, and so you throw where you look and I’m getting hit, and I’m like, ‘Why are you guys throwing the bottles? Like spray it and then drop it.'” 

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He also mentioned the “smart” move he learned while winning. Kyle, in order to avoid the excited crowd’s onslaught (throwing in objects) had to adapt. “From like the third win on I was like keep your helmet on! Every time I get out of the car I keep my helmet on,” he added.

With the “bad boy” returning to winning ways, fans will be on the lookout for more such post-race moments. Let’s hope we do not have to wait too long.

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