Four days after excoriating his engine provider, Kyle Busch issued an apology, effectively reminding everyone of his profane tirade after last Sunday's AAA 400 at Dover.
Busch led 302 of the 400 laps, but an inconvenient caution late in the race -- from Busch's standpoint -- made fuel mileage an issue. Unable to run the final 89 laps on one tank of gas, Busch had to pit from the lead with 10 laps left.
The fuel situation proved to be a boon to race winner Brad Keselowski, who ran the final 89 laps without having to stop. On his team radio, Busch bashed Toyota Racing Development, which provides the engines for his Joe Gibbs Racing Toyotas, for the lack of fuel economy.
"I made some remarks out of frustration on my radio at the end of last weekend's race in Dover that were very misguided," Busch said in a statement released Thursday afternoon. "I owe my friends at Toyota and TRD an apology. We have a great partnership with TRD and they built me a motor th...
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