Kyle Busch was perhaps on his way to win the 64th race in the Truck Series when a yellow flag, bought out by an accident on the track, followed by a red flag, because of the rain at Martinsville, went on to solidify the fears of a rain-shortened race. The race was over at lap 124 and Rowdy was 2nd and, as you’d expect, Busch was frustrated.
“We did set up our truck for a long run you know and we never got that. The longest run of the race we got was on the wet,” he said. “Nothing’s gone our way strategy-wise this year so we might as well stop trying.”
“Don’t call it rain, it wasn’t rain, it was dry. It was raining but the track was a little bit wet and the tires were drying the rest of the track the rest of the way. Right now, honestly this is a little bit of a rain maybe, depending on the spray, but we didn’t even give it a chance. Wasting our time.”
In another post-race interview, Kyle Busch further emphasized his point about them not having a truck for the short run. “We just didn‘t have a good enough short-run truck,” Busch said as per Yahoo. “It did not go our way today, unfortunately.”
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