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Kyle Busch lost control of his Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet and, with it, a chance to contend for the victory at Kansas Speedway. Busch led the Hollywood Casino 400 with 32 laps to go when he…
Kyle Busch lost control of his Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet at Kansas Speedway, costing him a chance to contend for the victory. Leading with 32 laps remaining, Busch spun after trying to pass NASCAR Cup Series playoff contender Chase Briscoe. Despite losing the lead, Busch remained in the top 10 until finishing 19th. Busch expressed frustration, feeling he was not given space by Briscoe, who finished 24th. There was no contact between them, but Briscoe mentioned the sensitivity of the cars when off to the right. Busch, aiming to extend his streak of at least one win per season, felt disappointed by the missed opportunity.
