Kyle Busch names OCD as the ‘personality trait’ he is most proud of
Richard Childress Racing driver Kyle Busch has explained how having OCD helps him to be a better racer car driver.
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Richard Childress Racing’s Kyle Busch is arguably one of the top-5 racers in the history of NASCAR. He has over 225 combined wins from all-three national series, making him the winningest driver ever and still have a lot to offer for the sport. His impressive attitude towards racing and race preparation has been the cornerstone of his success.
Recently in an interview with The Athletic, Kyle Busch was asked to name a personality trait he is most proud of. The veteran revealed that he is proud of his OCD, Obsessive Compulsory Dis-order. This is because of the fact that his condition helps him to be orderly and always be ready for the things coming his way.
Probably just my OCD, honestly. It’s not that hard to have things go right and be orderly. You just to think a step ahead and be ready for what’s next. That gives you the mindset or the demeanor of trying to make sure you do things to the proper level as much as you can.
Kyle Busch told The Athletic.
The veteran’s obsession with things being perfect and orderly, have helped him to more decisive on the track, as he is more prepared. He seems to be determined to use this aspect about him to his advantage in the coming years to get the upper hand on the young drivers that are coming into the sport.
Kyle Busch names the number one thing on his bucket list
In the same interview, Busch was asked to name one thing that is on the top of his bucket list. He revealed that it is winning a Daytona 500. Busch is part of the elite list of NASCAR champions never to win the Superspeedway event has long been working hard to make his dream a reality.
Obviously, winning the Daytona 500 if it relates to our sport and racing. That’s probably high atop the list.
Kyle Busch said.
He has come close to winning the 500 miles race many times, but luck has never favored him. His best finish at the track has been P2, where he has come painstakingly close to race wins. There few more years left for him make the crown jewel race win a realty, and it will be interesting to see what the future has for him regarding Daytona 500.
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