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"It's Just Tough": Frustrated Kyle Busch Confesses a Major Struggle Against NASCAR's Obsession

The article discusses Kyle Busch's frustration with NASCAR's current focus on short track racing, particularly highlighted after his 25th place finish at the Richmond race. Busch, a two-time Cup Series champion, expressed his disappointment with the lack of passing opportunities and the overall racing dynamics on short tracks, which he feels have not improved despite changes like the introduction of the Next Gen car. He pointed out that the racing has become more about track position and less about actual racing skill, with drivers being overly cautious due to the difficulty in overtaking. This has led to a situation where the racing is less exciting and more about strategy than on-track battles. Busch's comments reflect a broader sentiment among some drivers and fans about NASCAR's direction in enhancing short track racing, suggesting that the series might need to reconsider its approach to make racing more competitive and entertaining.

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