Earlier this month, Kyle Busch was in Canada for the Canadian Motorsports Expo signing autographs and doing a Q&A with the fans. Here are some of answers that he had to questions from the fans during the event.
Fav Race Track
My favorite race track is Charlotte. I love Charlotte Motor Speedway. Grew up watching the races there, loving it, and loved the Coke 600, seeing the intensity there at Charlotte. One thing the fans don’t know is that turns 1 and 2 are different than turns 3 and 4. We keep saying these are cookie cutter race tracks, thinking that every mile and a half race track drives the same, takes the same set-up. That’s not true. Guys that run well at Texas sometimes don’t run well at charlotte. Guys that run well at Atlanta sometimes don’t run well at Texas.
How much have you changed since your started?
I think you change so much through the years. When I first got to the big leagues, I was 16. Running ASA, ARCA, Nationwide, there are a lot of things that went on ...
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