The Good, Bad & Ugly of The Autism Speaks 400 at Dover
May 31, 2015; Dover, DE, USA; A general view as a tow truck carries the car of NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Kyle Busch (not pictured) after being involved in an accident during the FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks at Dover International Speedway. Mandatory Credit: Matthew O
The Good:
It’s funny how one incident in particular can bring out the best in drivers. You may be asking yourself what I am talking about. I am talking about the incident between drivers Brian Scott and Kyle Busch. I happened to be listening to tony Stewart’s scanner chatter during the incident and after the spotter guided Tony through the mess and relayed who was in the wreck to him- Tony’s first response was “Is Kyle okay?”
But the next incident- I stumbled across on twitter after the race quite by chance. Brian Scott apologized for the incident- but in such a classy way- for something I consider to be just a racing incident:
I apologize to @KyleBusch, his sponsors, his team, his fans, and all of JGR. 100% my fault, I didn't know he was underneath me until 2 late.
— Brian Scott (@bscottracing) May 31, 2015
Wow talk about taking responsibility! Brian Scott shows actions favorable of a stock car driver.