Kyle Busch on Injury: "These Great Next Gen Race Cars Snap the Wheel & Snap Your Wrist" 

Grooved tires,soft& hard!

Don't use them at intermediates. They're finally good with the Now Gen, so don't break them I agree with using them everywhere else except for intermediates and superspeedways

Worth a try I agree

He's always been blunt and honest. Nothing's changed in this clip

@@Matt_8000That’s one of the reasons why I like him

Lol

Yeah, I really hate the single lug nut too. Since switching to it watching the pit crew is so boring. Faster, sure but not as enjoyable to watch as a fan.

@@Oregun was awesome to hear, and see the lug nuts going off, and on!

I don't have an issue with the lug more have an issue that these tires are too wide and don't wear.

And the numbers pushed forward is hideous

Yes, the wheel snapping has always been a thing but the rack and pinion setup is far worse about it.

Ya I have heard that it is a lot more dangerous and the possibility for injuries and broken bones are far greater with the new steering setups

@@billtmarchi4320 dude you full of s.

​@24Youngie he is right. BUT that's why you have to take your hands off the wheel or don't grip it with your thumbs locked around the wheel. Kyle is having a really hard time relearning to drive these cars, on top of that he is driving for a team that can't get out of their own way. SO YEAH, he is pissed that he isn't on top anymore.

He thought they violated HIPAA by asking 🙄. You can ask all day, that violates nothing

Highly competitive people are often unhappy. That's their secret sauce. It's never good enough.

maybe he loves the sport and loves to race?

"Money"........

Because he is under contract.

Yes, yes, and yes.

If that's the case Kyle, then ESPN has been violating HIPPA for decades......

Lol

Victim Mentality

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Was it Gibbs cars winning races or was it Kyle’s talent, lol. Hint, Gibbs cars are still winning races.

@@Notme-d3w Feel better now!?🙄

@@luvthewrld3 do you think Kyle saw your message? Lol

@@Notme-d3w Do you?😅

@@luvthewrld3 feel better now 😢

Right , how many laps have you driven on different types of compound I missed that part

@@scottholbert2742 thousands….

Xfinity and cup qualify

​@@jeffmoleskivintageiceracin5935 there's no Xfinity race this week

@@Basetugboat2675my bad. I meant truck and cup.

I thought the truck race was decent tonight. Good 3 wide racing at times. Ty had em covered. Restarts were fun to watch. Especially the final one

Selfish

Don't even need to start from scratch, bring back the 95 Monte Carlo and 95 rules.

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Says the chase fan 💀

Omg boys we lost a real one 😱

Your a joke , you never was a fan in the first place old geezer, have fun with your boring circle racing will ya.

@@Breakinloosemsfound the “casual” fan who thinks nascar started in 2015 😂

If you "quit watching" then why are you still here? Clearly you still want to watch the sport

If he was still watching he wouldn't have clicked on a Kyle Busch video 😂

💯

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I Agree

He was actually blunt honest here. I don’t think he was doing that to these guys at all here actually.

Except in terms of NASCAR it is infact a Next Gen exclusive thing. Next-gen car is the first NASCAR cup car to userack&pinion steering instead of the recirculating ball steering which the first six cup car generations used. It's a much more responsive and tight steering setup compared to the former. Small adjustments in the wheel cause more wheel movement. That's why the cars are so on edge at high speed because you wouldn't dare overcorrect the car and have it snap back right into the wall. It's basically like having a 16:1 steering ratio in the older generation cars versus an 8:1 steering ratio in terms of wheel response. Or in other words the next-gen cup car has a wheel with max force feedback settings, while the older cars had a low to average force feedback setting if that makes sense. When that tire catches the wrong way in a crash, very similar to an Indycar, the wheel will spin very violently and break thumbs and wrists before you can even react.

It didn't happen in any other car. Yes, the sensitive steering wheel and sudden snapping isn't new to motorsports, but it's new to NASCAR, and some drivers don't like it

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you clearly know nothing you troll

Was this supposed to be creative?

Keep political slangs out of racing woke geezer

You clearly know nothing

@Steve Brey I Agree

Except those whose careers it’s cut short

He isn't competitive and he isn't having a good year, and he believes he is capable of better. That would make anyone upset.

@@evanwilliams6406We see how he has been raced too. People are racing him like he’s nothing. Like he’s a talentless driver, treating him as if he’s a field filler rather than a top 5-10 driver of all time, while he knows his worth and knows that he has so much talent that can’t be harnessed with his vehicles; it’s mostly not his fault. Think about how terrible that feels, you get put in a team that is incapable of harnessing your undoubtedly high level of talent, and now all of a sudden no one wants to race you with respect anymore.

His "complaining" makes the car better. He says what he doesn't like, how it feels, and the team works to fix it. Every driver "complains" about their car. Some do it differently than others

@@Matt_8000 Exactly. You can’t fix the flaws of something if you can’t admit that they exist.

Looks like Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch isn't half the driver Dale Sr was... Dale won 6 Championships in those RCR shit boxes 😂

@@T.N.D.88 exactly.

you have no idea what you're talking about😂😂😂 Bring back horsepower and all these kids would be fighting for 20th place

Shocker KFB goes from a top tier org to a mid pack and his performance takes a hit. Hunt, he still won 3 times last year in RCR shitcars, lost a win by the length of a credit card and has been involved in at least 7 crashes caused by other drivers error this year

@@AImpatientMan and Ricky stenhouse won in junk, so did Michael McDowell, what’s your point! Lol

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