Dale Jr. Download: Kurt Busch "When you’re young, you’re dumb."
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2020
- Kurt Busch joins Dale Earnhardt Jr. for a wide-ranging conversation about the veteran’s racing career. The Chip Ganassi Racing driver dives deep into his successful yet tumultuous time in NASCAR with Earnhardt and co-host Mike Davis. Busch opens up about his rapid rise into the sport, doing it his way, losing a top-tier ride, and having to fight his way back to the top.
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My favorite Kurt Bush moment was in the 2001 Daytona 500 when Big E gave him the finger at 200 MPH ! Classic Intimidator to the last lap.
Lol
Just ask the question,dale???
Talk about a memory
last guy to run on the track with Earnhardt, that's still racing.
@@jamiethornton6101 in full season
I would have paid money to have Jimmy Spencer call in during this show
Jimmy Spencer is worthless.
@@CSDonohue11 yeah yeah but the day he knocked the s*** out of Kurt Busch will always be a fond memory. Like you Kirk failed to respect the veteran. Unlike ueckert got punched in the face and change his ways🤣
Me too. The Bush Brothers are fast but they where serious BRATS and I bet you there baby sitter worked there ass off looking after those two Turds.
I would’ve liked to see Craven come on, you know why
Didn’t they eventually work things out years later?
"My head got Kyle Busch big." The award for the best quote of the year goes to...
Dale Jr is such a great interviewer…he is so humble and so earnestly and genuinely interested in his guests
I used to DESPISE this guy anytime he was racing or on television... but after his comeback in the 51 car and 78 car, I have really grown to respect the man.
Same here. If only I could say the same about his little brother.
@@jrussellcase Kyle's definitely shown growth as a person as well, especially this season
I wish I could give this more than one "thumbs up".
The maturity and humility that Kurt Busch has now juxtaposed to the hotrod firebrand he was in the beginning. I *hated* him in the early 2000s, even though I enjoyed watching him. He was a perfect "egomaniac foil" for the sport. Now, he is a genuine human who competes at a high level and realizes there are consequenses to one's decisions/actions. Great interview!
*edited the "maturity and maturity" to "maturity and humility" that I *meant* to type, but the beers fogged my brain. ;-)
You nailed it. Kurt has come a very long way and I too really like him now. He is genuine and has a great perspective.
Kurt has become a class act. I wish his brother could be as humble as him
Dale just took 2:28 to ask a question 😂
Dale. when you ask a question...ask it...then back away! Gheesh!
I thought the same thing! Lol
Yeah he goes on and on and on
One too many bumps on the head will do that
Dale was trying to find a soft way of saying “So, you used to be a prick on and off the track, what changed?”
Kurt has became such a cool person now
he's got a handler now
@AmyRoberts, yes he does, she's called his wife!
@C Seay I don't remember what track it was but yeah Mr excitement Jimmy Spencer gave him a punch in the nose lol I wish Fox would've put Jimmy Spencer or Kenny Wallace in the booth this year either one of them would be great calling the race
All I know is I would pay big money for the chance to street fight his brother.
He came through my work(in Daytona) And he was really down to earth. Nobody knew him but me in my store so he was super comfortable around everyone. He's a cool guy.
Kurt has matured alot over the years. I'm proud of him
Kurt gave us one of the best finishes ever against Craven. Never forget it.
The Best.
Still gives me goosebumps.
The last 22 laps is what makes it so great, it wasn’t just the last couple , it built & built & built & built ... until the ultimate climax on a racetrack.
Amazing finish
Always pulling for Kurt Busch. He's my driver since Jr retired. I like the man he has become and I like the things he does off the track for tv shows.
Same here. Kurt's the only reason I've still payed attention to nascar since Dale retired.
I truly like this guy. He's such a real dude. The fact that he remembers having nothing, got an understanding of what it meant to finish 7th to at least break even, and he remembers and acknowledges his own flaws from the early part of his career make him a cool cat.
Him and his brother are rich kids. Don’t be fooled.
@@AlexandertheGreat033 they weren't when they started
Kurt always had the talent, but now he has his whole life going in such a good and positive direction. It's a great combo.
Thank you Kurt for being open and honest. And thank you Dale Jr for this kickarse show, every episode is different and to the point. I am one happy Aussie fan.
Kurt has the same regret as everyone else, wishing to know then what we know now
There it is.
Years ago I would have been the president of the Kurt Busch Haters Club....That was then, now he is my driver and will be until he retires. Proud of his accomplishments re-inventing himself plus he is one of the most knowledgeable and technical drivers on the race track.
In 2004 a friend and I were invited to the driver's meeting in Richmond, and we were just standing there in awe of what was going on as the drivers filed in. The only one who said anything to us was Kurt - he came over and talked to us for about 5 minutes until the meeting started. When the bad things began to happen with him I had trouble putting those together with the very calm and friendly guy who spent that time with us, and I'm glad he figured out how to make that character come to the front in his life.
I’ve been a fan of Kurts since I started watching nascar as a 3 year old through every team and every car and it’s so cool to see how much of a better person he’s become
I'm glad I listened to this interview. I didn't like him for years. But now I respect the man. I was wrong!!
Very glad that Kurt was given a second or third chance, he's a great driver and a good man that's not perfect just like all of us! Kyle Larson deserves the same!
LAR SON. Amen brother.
agree 100 percent
Absolutely
Alan formula1 hope so . Sponsorship will be a problem. He’ll have to do what Kurt did by getting in a lower budget car and move back up . Maybe even run a truck for a year .
@Mackster thats going to brad, kyle probably won't be back its a pretty steep hill for him to climb but not impossible
It's called maturity. Kurt has grown up and you can easily see it.
Always been a Kurt Busch fan. Through the good, bad and the ugly.
I still have sharpie merchandise
The interview we were all waiting on
This has to the biggest compliment Kurt has ever gotten
Lol
As someone on the verge of turning 40, he couldn't be more correct. Even now I try to soak up every bit of information I can get from the elderly because I believe they're the wisest people on the planet. I wish I would have paid more attention to my elders as a young man.
Great interview. Been watching Kurt since he was a rookie and he’s come a very long way.
Gets in an Indy car for first time and comes home 6th?!?! World class talent. Arguably most talented driver in garage
No that would be his brother no driver in NASCAR has more talent than Kyle Busch
He’s good but man gtfoh
HOTSAUCE that’s all you got? Not a deep thinker
@@marycornett3165 you can make a case for Kurt. Which is why the original comment said arguably. Not to mention, Kurt ran better in Kyle's car than Kyle did. (You can argue that 2012 was a different time for Kyle also.) Eye test gives Kurt the edge. Statistically the best double file restarter in NASCAR also go to Kurt. If Kurt stayed at Roush, working with Jimmy Fennig no telling what they would have done
@@ashketchumsdad You think Kurt is better than Kyle on a double file restarts I disagree on that one Kyle Busch is the master of restarts
Very good interview with Kurt Busch. He gave me a better perspective of his life and his struggles in coming into the series and succeeding so early. I have become a Kurt Busch fan. Thanks for bringing this side of him out so we all can see it.
He matured just like Jr did.
thats what I was thinking that he & Jr's careers are somewhat similar
Great interview! I got so much from Kurt on what happened in his career. He is a racing talent.
I have known of Kurt pretty much my whole life he was born and raised here in Vegas just like myself and to come on here and be a open book about his career from beginning to end with what he did and why he did it, good bad will really open up alot of kids eye's to see what wasn't the right way to be a professional athlete in whatever sport they are in.
I'm so incredibly happy I got to meet Kurt in 2010. off track he is amazing to his fans
His little brother needs the same kind of lesson in humility. Tonight's Darlington race proved it.
Kurt u have became that mentor nascar so desperately needs ! Passion and aggression is a fine line ! U are also a nascar champion !
Kurt has matured into one of the best on track and a pretty chill personality. Much respect to him .
Kurt will always go down as one of the more talented and underrated racers in NASCAR
I freaking love this channel. You guys create awesome content!
Wow...Definitely changed my view of him now. Good for you Kurt!!!
Big thanks to you dale for these in depth interviews,after following nascar for decades its so interesting to hear these stories .
Short answer is he new this was his last chance. And he took that shot and made the best of it. I think he’s been thru a lot. Has my respect tho. For sure.
So glad to see Kurt change it around, if if brother didn't win as much as he does he would be in the same position.
Yea, it’s hard to be humble when you’re the baddest Dude on the track.
Been a Kurt Busch fan since the beginning! I hope they post the second part of this interview where Jr. goes back to remember times when they were on the track together (and a really funny story about how Kurt ran into Jr. that affected his place in the rookie standings...and Sr. went after Kurt on the track!). Keep it up, Kurt! Don't hit the brakes until you crash into the HOF with 4 flat tires, smoking and on fire!
Great interview, you can really see how Kurt has matured in the sport. I’m glad for him. Some drivers don’t get those chances to move on or up as Kurt did. You can also see it in Kyle too.
Great interview Kurt has grown a lot since he came into NASCAR
Awesome interview.. Kurts the man!!!
Go kb1
Love kurt so much, he doesn't get his due.
That explains a lot and thank you for sharing Kurt. My respect continues to grow for you and you are definitely a fighter, a winner and a leader. God bless and Happy Memorial Day. And much
I couldn’t stand Kurt back in the day but I really like him now. He’s come so far from where he used to be. He’s not my favorite driver or anything but I still catch myself pulling for him to do well.
That is EXACTLY why Kurt became my favorite driver... But I will say, with age comes maturity (whether you like it or not, I think the same thing for his brother too, just my opinion)...
Met Kurt at Daytona back in 2014. Very personable, very nice. Not a D like a lot of other drivers with half the talent.
I'm not sure how ANYONE couldn't like the Kurt Busch of today. What a great inspiration and a great guy! He's proven what makes America great. NO matter how bad you've ruined your reputation, you can still fix it. It wont be overnight, but you can learn from it and change.
Kurt, your driving always reminded me of how Dale Sr drove. Even when I didn't agree with how you handled some situations you was still a badass on the track. You have nothing to be ashamed of. You did the best you could do and over time you just got better at handling everything. My hats off to you and i enjoy listening to what you have to say.
Outstanding ,You have the best interviews
What a great interview! Have more respect for Kurt now when I didn’t have much.
I've always been a fan of you and your brother, it's been great watching your career, thanks.
After Dale died he became my favorite driver.
I have met Kurt at a lot of fan opportunities and he has been cool as heck and as nice as heck as well
Excellent interview with Kurt. He has grown a lot as a driver and a person over the years.
Always loved Kurt even when he did things that were cringe worthy. I saw a lot of me in him. Being a perfectionist and wanting to be the best is a lethal combo some times for others around you to deal with. Hoping for another championship for him.
Such a Great interview.
That is impressive to get your 2 Boys into professional StockCar Racers from being a MAC Tools Salesman.
Wow
That’s mind blowing
Now look @ both of them
Championship NASCAR Cup Drivers.
I really hope to see Kurt Win his 2nd Championship and soon , in that 1 MONTER ENERGY Chevy so that he can focus on a chance @ his 3rd.
Great career Kurt.
You’ve come from Vegas Bull Ring
/ Craig Rd Speedway
/ The SpeedDrome
to Cup Champion taking care of everyone you want to.
Gotta respect a man that will get in front of a camera and admit his imperfections...way to go outlaw
D.C R I’m not a Kurt fan.... but you make a great point
Kurt is a good guy he has grown into a kind and careing person,he and his brother both are a talent that will go down in history as two of the best to ever sit in the seat of a rece car.
Great show today...much better respect for Kurt after this show.
I'll miss Kurt when he retires. One of the last drivers to share the track with Earnhardt.
Great interview!
Love see Jimmy Spencer on Dale Jr download some time property have some great stories great episode of Dale Jr download with Kurt Busch
Longer form interviews would blow this channel up even more. Right now your getting by and always will because of the talent on both sides of the mic. I just think theres way more of a audience for long form content and not just 15 min interviews
that's what the podcasts are for
The full interviews are in the podcast format.
Always love to see success stories of drivers from a modest background. Does any sport have a bigger entree cost than racing? There is so much talent wasted from people that just can't afford to get on the track.
Great video always enjoy watching your video have a great night
I love the new Kurt Busch.
Purgatory will just be Dale Jr. trying to ask you a question
LOL Give him a break! Jr., is an awesome son to the Intimidator. Reminds me of my son compared to who I was.
@@ezrider1967 Jr is awesome but he has a point. He has a way of tiptoeing around those awkward questions that could be offensive if not properly framed and it tends to take awhile 😂. I like it though. It’s one of the things that makes his show different and seems more genuine that others.
This show is a kind of therapy for all participants. Goddamn Dale Jr. is a great interviewer. AMAZING SHOW and I have to say I don't give a sh*t about NASCAR
Curt you can definitely elevate a team now..when you were young you were wild,but fun to watch...now just fun ,keep going your an asset to the sport!
Kurt is a legend!
this is kinda inspirational and I think think a certain driver can learn a tonne from this.
Kurt Busch has been my driver since 2001.. Yea he's pissed me off so bad in the past but I'm glad I have stuck with him. He is one of coolest/best drivers on the circuit STILL to this day and years to come.
Same. Well I probably started liking him around 03. Took few years after Eadnhardt died to become a fan of someone again and I didnt want to just jump on the Jr bandwagon
I'm so glad Kurt has grown up and isn't the prick he was during his 97/2 days anymore.
The 41/1 days have been and are amazing
I myself probably would've lost my mind if I got a cup championship so young, and to do it my own way.
One of my favorite drivers..aggresive on the track show no fear..Am glad he changed his ways good for him..
Great video!
Great interview, would love to see more in depth Of Kurt. He showed alot here, but seems that he wanted to tell more. I hope he has that chance in the future.
Listen to the podcast, it's much longer than this short excerpt.
I see people say that they want Jimmy Spencer on this episode, but I would love to see Craven come on the episode and they just remember that 2003 Darlington race
I always loved and hated Kurt Busch but I have nothing but respect for him as a driver .
I will be dead honest. When Kurt won his championship, I was one of those who boo'd the monumental achievement few have done in NASCAR. I am of the NASCAR old school where a champion earned it. At that time, my opinion was he didn't earn it, but was entitled and deserved it. Not the Champions I have seen in NASCAR past. I honestly don't remember feeling so negative about a champion that way. Both of you are close to my age to and we all have as it said grown up. Today, I see Kurt and honestly am a fan of his. I hope he does well in his racing and can build to become the Champion his talent proved even back then, he can be but with the learned experience only taught by humility and maturity. That is the champion I'm will gladly support.
Kurt and Matt Kenseth will make for a solid team . Hopefully the two of them can get some wins this year .
Yes as they were teammate's before with rousch..Kenneth an kurt won championships back to back👍
My favorite driver. Liked him in the 97 car days til now. Dont know what I'll do or who I'm going to have as a favorite driver after he retires. Really cant get the same feeling with the newer guys. I miss Kurt, Newman, Jimmie Johnson, Kenseth, and Harvicks era and before so bad
Kurt just says the name "Jimmy Spenser"
Dale immediately starts to squirm in his chair! I'm actually really glad Dale is that way, I think it's a big part of what makes him the best at doing this podcast, unlike the normal Media type who's sole purpose is to get that "Gotcha moment" Another job well done for The DJD Team! 💪 As for the Busch Bros, I feel like they would have both benefited greatly if the "Bodine Mom" method had been used on them 😉
love the Busch's
I want more Kurt
I would like to see Kurt get a chance at one more Championship
Same
The last person to ever be intimidated by The Intimidator himself. That's a hell of a claim to fame. Kurt, you're number one!
No matter what he is one of my favor drivers
Never liked him as a person and his little brother even less, they are very talented drivers I do give em that but I just did not care for them. Was not going to watch this but it was a few comments that got me curious, glad I did. I still root for many others before him but I give the guy a lot of respect.
This subject is why Kurt is my favorite active driver. Dude has matured to a class guy. Rare is a negative word. If you remember Kurt and Jerry Punch when he drove the Pennzoil Dodge? Ford?
What i like about kurt is his compassion towards his brother, when his brother got wreaked, he was worried about him.
With age comes wisdom. If you're paying attention and choose to change yourself, you can become wise.
Dale, get im contact with Cleetus McFarland and drive the Dale truck at the Freedom Factory!
Let’s go racing in Darlington
need another Kurt interview
Don’t sell yourself short Curt!
You got to the top of the sport quickly, but you were really good in the seat.