In a thrilling development for NASCAR fans, 23XI Racing driver Bubba Wallace‘s spotter, Freddie Kraft, announced that two-time Cup Series champion Kyle Busch will appear on his podcast. Following the Jack Link’s 500 race at Talladega Superspeedway, Kraft revealed the news, inviting fans to submit their questions for Busch ahead of the recording.
Freddie Kraft, along with co-hosts Tommy Baldwin and Karsyn Elledge, hosts the Door Bumper Clear (DBC) podcast on Dirty Mo Media’s YouTube channel. Known for its unreserved opinions and detailed race discussions, the podcast offers listeners an insider’s perspective on the intense world of NASCAR. Busch’s appearance is highly anticipated by fans eager to gain insights from one of NASCAR’s most prominent figures.
Despite qualifying second with a time of 52.70 seconds, reaching a top speed of 181.72 mph, Richard Childress Racing‘s Kyle Busch faced challenges during the 188-lap Jack Link’s 500, finishing 27th with just ten points. This outcome highlights the competitive nature and unpredictability of racing at Talladega.
Amidst the evolving NASCAR landscape, Busch discussed the impact of the NextGen or Gen7 cars, introduced to increase competitiveness by reducing horsepower. These changes sparked diverse opinions among teams and drivers. Busch pointed out an intriguing aspect: the Gen7 cars utilize energy from behind, relying on momentum from others for drafting. Such insights offer a glimpse into the strategic complexities drivers face on the track.
Currently ranked 16th on the Cup Series points table with 210 points, the Las Vegas native aims to improve his standing in future races. His best finish this season was a fifth-place at Circuit of the Americas (COTA), showcasing moments of potential brilliance.
The upcoming podcast episode promises to be a captivating listen, blending Kyle Busch’s racing experiences with Kraft’s candid discussions. Fans and enthusiasts can expect an exciting exploration of racing strategies and challenges, enhancing their understanding and appreciation of NASCAR’s dynamic environment.
