Both Busch brothers have had quite the good redemption arc. Kurt's was absolutely iconic, and I'm really happy for him and the way he turned things around and made me, a diehard Jimmie Johnson fan, actually cheer for him. Here's hoping Kyle gets to race at least once with Brexton in NASCAR so both brothers can end their careers as icons who went from hated to loved.
Kurt Busch after early 2015 showed is character development, truly an example of any person being able to change, his brother has changed, but kurt is still more likeable than kyle
2022 for that guy was such an up and down time... -Wife files for divorce -He gets his final win shortly after -Pocono being his retirement due to concussion
Back when Kurt won the 500, I was there and at the time I was at all a fan of the Busch brothers, and I was a little disappointed I did t see a driver I wanted to see win. But now I’ve grown up and learned a lot about Kurt and Kyle, I’m incredibly grateful I got to see that win.
I disagree , Gibbs was going to cup in 2023 no matter what . Weather it was replacing truex , Kyle or Kurt. Kurt’s injury+reddicks signing and truex having sponsorship just made the decision easier.
This is such a great story!. Being on top of the world being spoiled, kid them being knocked down to a lower team and becoming humble, And coming back to top tier teams. Another great story would be Maddie D if he actually did good in won races for the Wood Brothers. Coming from back marker teams to getting a chance at racing at a good team back by Penske, But he never won.
Kurts been my favorite driver even years before I started to follow Nascar. Always loved the monster logo that emblazened his rides. And as Ive gotten more into the sport, Ive found such an appreciation for how real of a guy he was. He was brash, foul mouthed, and rough, but fair. We need more drivers like him and Dale, and less of these Logano/Hamlin types.
I've always found Kurt's career-ending crash to be life's way of getting back at him for his youth in the sport. He was never allowed to have a formal "retirement year" the proper way, and I wonder if some higher power did that by design.
Kurt is still one of the best drivers ever. Wish he wouldn't have gotten hurt in the 45. They were in for a great year. Hate that all the drivers were complaining about the new car having crush panel issues and it took him out for his career.
Amazing doc u made! Very good! Keep it up man I'd like to hear more docs on other drivers. Keep this up cuz your good and I'm not the only one who likes these
I was so excited when I heard about him moving to 23XI, and then that win made it even more awesome and exciting to see how Kurt was gonna fare, then that fucking crash. I was so sad to hear when he announced he was out. That win was such a cool moment, a sign that he still fuckin had it, and to have it all just ruined shortly after was just, ugh. I never used to care for him but when I started respecting, then of course liking him it was different. When I started following the racers rather than just the cars, I kind of hated Kyle, then he kept giving fuel for that, but in the past year or two, in my eyes, he's been regaining respect and honestly at RCR he's doing great, and I hope to see him keep that up. It's gonna be a really, really sad day in Nascar when the last Busch brother, a former Shrub who grew into his own Bush, leave the sport too. They sure do keep it interesting as fuck. In short, thank you for making this video. I commented before finishing the video, now I've finished it and that was my first time seeing both the win/aftermath with the crew, Denny, and Kyle, and the crash, since they happened. Weird to see what I thought was a special, exciting win be so bittersweet with hindsight.
Kurt showed what happens when you get help and commit to bettering yourself and lifting others up instead of breaking them down. He shed his abusive and cancerous nature, and worked his way back to the top. A little luck, and he wins a race or two for Furniture Row.
Love Kurt Busch been a big fan of his since day one. But that period at Penske did him no good and getting fired from Penske was the kick in the ass he needed. Phoenix was a shit deal from the get go. Furniture row Racing was the career restart he really needed
I watched this video all the way through until I read your channel name could be a coincidence but I had severe ptsd of a dude with the same name the would wreck everyone in the nascar heat games.
@@ihave40winsyt wow I can’t believe it’s actually you 😂 i just remember back then every time I got in a lobby with you I’d either win because you took out the leader or I was a victim of yours. I definitely remember raging pretty hard😂
Very good summary. Man.. A great career all things considered. But, the only man who can get in kurt's way is himself. Hell, Jack roush let him go early, and that basically never happens. You stay, our pay out big time, so he must've especially overstayed his welcome. And, After all, you don't end up racing for Phoenix racing on accident, despite a championship to your name, and very very strong ride opportunites beforehand. Guy was an ass to his team, and himself. Shame he learned his lesson a little too late. Would be great to see him still in the cup series, but, I do wish him a peaceful retirement. Forever a champion, forever a Daytona 500 winner. P.S, has there even been a total tally on how many crying towels he's received over the years?
@@tloz171nfs But the 2017 Daytona 500 was one of the wrecks that was out of Jimmie's control. They were racing like it was less than 10 to go, when it was really about 70 laps left, and Jamie McMurray forced it 4 wide in a hole that wasn't there, causing a big accident.
@@cito1101 I know, but I'm saying it's understandable for Kurt to assume Jimmie caused it when he caused so many other wrecks even if he didn't cause this one 😂
Both Busch brothers have had quite the good redemption arc. Kurt's was absolutely iconic, and I'm really happy for him and the way he turned things around and made me, a diehard Jimmie Johnson fan, actually cheer for him. Here's hoping Kyle gets to race at least once with Brexton in NASCAR so both brothers can end their careers as icons who went from hated to loved.
i think kyle will race wit brexton in the truck series full time within the next decade
End their careers.... I can't imagine NASCAR without Kyle
I find it amazing how he went from decent to being the most hated driver to becoming one of the most well respected competitors in NASCAR
it’s definitely one of the best personality turn arounds i’ve seen
Kurt Busch after early 2015 showed is character development, truly an example of any person being able to change, his brother has changed, but kurt is still more likeable than kyle
Kurt will always be my favorite when it comes to The Busch Brothers Even though I have warmed up to his younger brother Kyle
exactly the same
2022 for that guy was such an up and down time...
-Wife files for divorce
-He gets his final win shortly after
-Pocono being his retirement due to concussion
I miss Kurt's guaranteed 1 win a season
yeah i realized that while making this
Back when Kurt won the 500, I was there and at the time I was at all a fan of the Busch brothers, and I was a little disappointed I did t see a driver I wanted to see win. But now I’ve grown up and learned a lot about Kurt and Kyle, I’m incredibly grateful I got to see that win.
If he drove the #45 in 2023 Kyle stays in the #18 with Ty Gibbs spending another year in Xfinity
that or rcr ends up releasing reddick anyways and he has to find a different ride for 2023
@ihave40winsyt if Aric actually retired after 2022 Reddick goes to the #10
I disagree , Gibbs was going to cup in 2023 no matter what . Weather it was replacing truex , Kyle or Kurt. Kurt’s injury+reddicks signing and truex having sponsorship just made the decision easier.
@@ihave40winsyta reddick/busch team would be nigh heavenly
Lot of respect for Kurt. Hes been really a great ambassador for NASCAR the past few years. 💯 Respect
"top 3 in a Finch car" said so casually. Thats an incredible result.
This is such a great story!.
Being on top of the world being spoiled, kid them being knocked down to a lower team and becoming humble, And coming back to top tier teams.
Another great story would be Maddie D if he actually did good in won races for the Wood Brothers.
Coming from back marker teams to getting a chance at racing at a good team back by Penske, But he never won.
Kurts been my favorite driver even years before I started to follow Nascar. Always loved the monster logo that emblazened his rides. And as Ive gotten more into the sport, Ive found such an appreciation for how real of a guy he was. He was brash, foul mouthed, and rough, but fair. We need more drivers like him and Dale, and less of these Logano/Hamlin types.
Great video. Been a Kurt fan over 20 years. Still am too because I just can't find another one.
i was a ryan newman fan but when he retired i swapped to ty gibbs
After kurt signed with CGR i started to like him more
I've always found Kurt's career-ending crash to be life's way of getting back at him for his youth in the sport. He was never allowed to have a formal "retirement year" the proper way, and I wonder if some higher power did that by design.
never thought of it that way
Kurt is still one of the best drivers ever. Wish he wouldn't have gotten hurt in the 45. They were in for a great year. Hate that all the drivers were complaining about the new car having crush panel issues and it took him out for his career.
Amazing doc u made! Very good! Keep it up man I'd like to hear more docs on other drivers. Keep this up cuz your good and I'm not the only one who likes these
Another banger. Great job
thanks slime🧌
It's still boggles my mind how the new car was so unsafe, the fact that a back into the wall was a career ending crash is a damn shame.
Top tier vid
thank you🫡
This video is awesome. Thank you
thank u for the comment
This is the best Kurt Busch video of the month
lmao thank you😭
I was so excited when I heard about him moving to 23XI, and then that win made it even more awesome and exciting to see how Kurt was gonna fare, then that fucking crash. I was so sad to hear when he announced he was out. That win was such a cool moment, a sign that he still fuckin had it, and to have it all just ruined shortly after was just, ugh. I never used to care for him but when I started respecting, then of course liking him it was different. When I started following the racers rather than just the cars, I kind of hated Kyle, then he kept giving fuel for that, but in the past year or two, in my eyes, he's been regaining respect and honestly at RCR he's doing great, and I hope to see him keep that up. It's gonna be a really, really sad day in Nascar when the last Busch brother, a former Shrub who grew into his own Bush, leave the sport too. They sure do keep it interesting as fuck. In short, thank you for making this video. I commented before finishing the video, now I've finished it and that was my first time seeing both the win/aftermath with the crew, Denny, and Kyle, and the crash, since they happened. Weird to see what I thought was a special, exciting win be so bittersweet with hindsight.
I believe Kurt was the last active full time driver to have raced against Dale.
him and then if newman ever runs its him
Kurt showed what happens when you get help and commit to bettering yourself and lifting others up instead of breaking them down. He shed his abusive and cancerous nature, and worked his way back to the top. A little luck, and he wins a race or two for Furniture Row.
Yeah 2013 was one of his strongest years individually and yet the most underrated because he didn't win a race
Come back Kurt. We love you
Why is this man so underrated
real
Excellent video! Very well done.
thank you
Congrats on your win in nr today
Thanks you🙏🏾 i used up all my iracing luck on that one win
@@ihave40winsyt no problem
I hate how he went out. I miss Kurt Busch. I loved watching him race for chip and 2311
I was at that race in Dover in 2014
i remember gordon won and ryan newman had a weird gray scheme from that race
You are so underrated
thank you i appreciate it🫡
One of the GOATS
I hate the Next Gen for this
definitely could’ve used another year of development probably😭
I know you wont but id love a video like this on bobby labonte
He had his ears pinned back.
Literally.
I heard it is an incredibly painful surgery.
Was there ever a driver in cup named jimmy/jimmie that he didnt have a beef with? I honestly cant think of one lol
Love Kurt Busch been a big fan of his since day one. But that period at Penske did him no good and getting fired from Penske was the kick in the ass he needed. Phoenix was a shit deal from the get go. Furniture row Racing was the career restart he really needed
I watched this video all the way through until I read your channel name could be a coincidence but I had severe ptsd of a dude with the same name the would wreck everyone in the nascar heat games.
i wouldn’t say “wreck everyone” but i was definitely a menace during covid😭
@@ihave40winsyt wow I can’t believe it’s actually you 😂 i just remember back then every time I got in a lobby with you I’d either win because you took out the leader or I was a victim of yours. I definitely remember raging pretty hard😂
@PhenomenalJ i used to just wreck people for the sake of wrecking ppl when i was 14😭💀
@@ihave40winsyt you were a menace brother. Can’t believe a guy that made me rage when I was 15 16 years old is making dope nascar content.
@PhenomenalJ my fault💀also thank you🫡
Very good summary. Man.. A great career all things considered. But, the only man who can get in kurt's way is himself. Hell, Jack roush let him go early, and that basically never happens. You stay, our pay out big time, so he must've especially overstayed his welcome. And, After all, you don't end up racing for Phoenix racing on accident, despite a championship to your name, and very very strong ride opportunites beforehand. Guy was an ass to his team, and himself. Shame he learned his lesson a little too late. Would be great to see him still in the cup series, but, I do wish him a peaceful retirement. Forever a champion, forever a Daytona 500 winner.
P.S, has there even been a total tally on how many crying towels he's received over the years?
I think he’ll come back to cup and race atleast 1 more race honestly and i say he’s won atleast 10 of them😭💀 he definitely holds the record
“Redmption” good one.😐
That's what cost Jr that championship 🏆 over don't mean Shit Nascar was on that Bullshit
Ihave40wins sounds like mr beast
i’ve never heard it lmao but i get a bunch of comments that say it
Why do you sound like joey logano
if u must know its bc im joey logano
27:22 How the heck was that Jimmie Johnson's fault?? Kurt got in the wreck himself, and Jamie McMurray forced it 4 wide
Kurt Busch thought it was😭
Tbf Jimmie caused countless wrecks at superspeedways
@@tloz171nfs But the 2017 Daytona 500 was one of the wrecks that was out of Jimmie's control. They were racing like it was less than 10 to go, when it was really about 70 laps left, and Jamie McMurray forced it 4 wide in a hole that wasn't there, causing a big accident.
@@cito1101 I know, but I'm saying it's understandable for Kurt to assume Jimmie caused it when he caused so many other wrecks even if he didn't cause this one 😂
Kurt just got arrested
that he did
You sound like Mr beast
i’ve gotten that alot but i’ve never thought i sounded like him😭
Kurt was a d1 crashout 😂
he jus like me fr
Y'all have no idea how much I hated this dude!