The Old Kyle Busch Showed Up On Saturday

I have been waiting for this moment.  I had a feeling that Kyle Busch would have stomped off out of his car.  Busch really showed his true colors.  I was really hoping that he would have proved me wrong.  I wanted him to show that he is a classy, mature defending Sprint Cup champion.  Instead, he showed me that he is the old Kyle.  The one who leaves the most laps in a race, but doesn't win the race at the end.  As soon as he park his car, he jumps out of his car and walk away.  He walks away from his media obligations.  He throws a temper tantrum inside of his car before exiting.  It is a little pathetic to me.  You just won 3 races in a row at Atlanta, Las Vegas, and Phoenix.  And you are going to get out of the car after finishing in the 2nd place and walk away mad with an attitude because you did not win.  I thought it wasn't about winning races in the Xfinity Series for Busch.  Well, that is what Busch claims.  It is good to see people passionate about winning and not winning races.  But Busch won 3 straight Xfinity races and it isn't like you are running for an Xfinity Series championship.  Those wins could have gone to someone who would be very grateful to win in that series.  I was a Kyle Busch fan once.  He was not in my top-5 of drivers, but he was in the top-10 of my favorite drivers list.  Busch need to get his priorities straight.  He need to show more class and maturity when he lose in the Xfinity Series.  He has drivers like Erik Jones and Daniel Suarez, who looks up to him.  And need him not to forget that he is a father now.  He should be a better role model to his son.  He need to show his son that he can show good sportsmanship when he loses a race.  Busch should set an example to his son that life isn't always about winning.