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Did You Notice?: Communication Between NASCAR Drivers, Executives At Crossroads

Did You Notice?: Communication Between NASCAR Drivers, Executives at Crossroads Did You Notice? … NASCAR drama between drivers and executives has been building at a breakneck pace? It all started with last week’s Atlanta Motor Speedway repave announcement from Speedway Motorsports, Inc. President Marcus Smith. After 24 years under the current configuration, the track will be getting a facelift with both fresh asphalt and an altered layout. The track will be narrowed by 15 feet while the banking in the turns gets adjusted from 24 to 28 degrees. In some ways, the details are irrelevant to the driving corps. Their reaction was fierce, revolving around a central theme:

Kurt Busch wins the last NASCAR race on the old surface at Atlanta Motor Speedway

1 of 12 Kurt Busch does a burnout on the front straightaway in his No. 1 Gearwrench Chevrolet after winning the Quaker State 400 at Atlanta Motor Speedway Sunday evening. Staff Photo: Larry Stanford Kurt Busch, who last won at Las Vegas in September of last year, celebrates his win in victory lane at AMS. Staff Photo: Larry Stanford Kurt Busch is all smiles after being presented a piece of the Atlanta Motor Speedway track for winning the last race on the old pavement. Staff Photo: Larry Stanford Defending Cup Series champion Chase Elliott (9) takes the green flag starting the Quaker State 400. He led the first 13 laps, then Kyle Busch (18) who started second, took over. Elliott finished 7th. 

Kurt Busch Outruns Kyle Busch At Atlanta

Kurt Busch Outruns Kyle Busch At Atlanta The elder Busch had a little help from a well-positioned teammate. Jared C. TiltonGetty Images Today was a rarity: A back-and-forth NASCAR Cup Series race decided between two drivers in what seemed to be equally-matched cars from different teams that could not get away from one another for an entire race. It just so happens that those two drivers, Kyle and Kurt Busch, are also both brothers and former series champions. Kyle Busch was in control early, leading 91 laps and even winning the first stage, but it was his brother that took control for the majority of the race. Kurt Busch led a race-high 144 laps on his way to a stage 2 win and only surrendered that lead when his brother beat him by a few seconds over a final cycle of stops under green. The younger Busch s own narrow lead disappeared quickly in lap traffic, but the now-famous effects of the current high downforce, low horsepower package meant that the elder Busch still could not

Thinkin' Out Loud: 2021 Quaker State 400 At Atlanta