‘He has honestly taught me a little bit,’ Kyle Busch on coaching his 6 year old son

‘He has honestly taught me a little bit,’ Kyle Busch on coaching his 6 year old son

Kyle Busch

The Busch family has been a big part of NASCAR as they have given the sport multiple champions who have dominated the field. The Busch brothers have been showing off their skills in NASCAR for over a decade. Kyle Busch has earned himself a NASCAR legend status by winning the 2-cup series championship alongside his big brother Kurt Busch who also has a cup series championship in his resume.

 Kyle Busch’s son Brexton Busch is all set to follow his fathers’ steps as the 6-year-old is learning his trade from the legend himself. He races for his father’s team Kyle Busch motorsports in junior races and has been a major face in that category in the US. Now Kyle Busch has opened up about how he feel about coaching his son.   

Find out what Kyle Busch said

Brexton Busch
Brexton Busch

Kyle Busch said it’s been really fun to coach his son Brexton Busch to follow his path. Kyle Busch shared the first time Brexton where he went out in laps on an 8-lap race which was painful for him adding that his son has learned from it. He added that his son will only take part in 50 to 60 races this year though he’s scheduled to race 80.  

“It’s been really fun to work with him. When we started, we went 3 laps down in an 8-lap heat race it was painful but he learned,” says Kyle Busch.

“He will turn seven in may he is very young we are having fun he is in Quarter midgets, Junior Sprints, and Outlaw karts going across the country. I built his schedule with like 80 shows this year but we are not going to hit them all I just put them on the colander I guarantee you that he runs 50 or 60 races this year at least. That’s going to be a lot for 6 years old,” Kyle Busch explained.

Kyle Busch went on to say coaching his son has taught him some things about racing. He said that he is now talking to himself and coaching himself after during races and added that he doesn’t know whether it’s good or bad for him yet.

“He has honestly taught me a little bit to as I am his driver coach, I am helping him through things…. Now I am talking to myself driver coaching myself a lot more now. Whether that’s good or bad we will find out,” Kyle Busch said.

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