NASCAR Cup Series at Chicagoland Speedway – Kyle Larson, Kyle Busch humps at the end of the Chicago race

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Larson does not throw his wheel. He did not act discouraged. A guy who loves to run and fight has given everything and managed 1.8 seconds less, while his two cars and those of Busch were damaged by the scrum of the last lap.

Larson would rather be part of a good, hard and respectable battle for victory rather than one that would put fans in a debate about whether everything is right on the last lap and whether a driver would even destroy his mother to win. a race.

"I moved it first," Larson said. "I can not be too upset about the move in [Turn] 3. I opened the door, I waved the green flag to cross one another."

"It was just a fun ending."

The Chip The driver of Ganbadi Racing certainly had a disappointment in his veins and did not want to guess … In fact, he said, he could have hit Busch too hard, even if the plan was to make some noise with Busch

"I really did not want to discard him before [Turn] 3 because I knew it would give him the

" I wanted that it's hooked to my right side and we just drag the race and who knows, if I could have nailed down [lane] I might have won. "

Busch was in first position to execute a bump-and-a-run, which sent Larson in the rotation and Busch to the wall, where Busch was able to pick it up to win the victory as Larson "I thought I could save it", Larson said about the contact, "I was hoping I could slip a little less, take the third gear and start … It just started turn a little too much … it was really great. "

" It would have been great to take gear like "

Busch was a little surprised: the dirt-track superstar would have liked to slide against Busch, but Larson did not think he could make the move, which Busch would have just dodged under he and he would have gone over.

"I thought that he was going to do a slipping job," said Busch, "When he did not try to make a slider, then I was not sure what his next move was going to be, I said to myself, "He's not going to put me in the camp."

"After, all the games are gone, all the bets are off."

Busch reported that 39, he had engaged in a movement after being struck by Larson.

"Entering Turn 3, it was just following him and see if I could not cut left under him, he was going to slip, "Busch said. "He did not slip, I went as far as possible, I pushed him to the back."

"Once I did it, he was coming off, I was trying to get back to"