Atlanta boasts the oldest surface of any of the current tracks that the teams run on, being that it has been the same since 1997. This was the final race run on this surface. A bigger frustration for Kyle may have been that he was coming off the win from Saturday at the same track and thought he had what it would take to get to the checkered flag first.
Chastain gave Kurt the lane that he wanted and helped maneuver him to the point where he pulled away from Kyle. Apparently, to Kyle, that means that teammates can’t help each other out.
He was noticeably frustrated with the move, being that Chastain was a lap down. Apparently, that didn’t sit well with Kyle. Unfortunately for Kyle, he was moved from the position to win when Ross Chastain helped teammate Kurt Busch by giving him just the push he needed to sail to the front of the pack with just 24 laps to go. It was the Kyle and Kurt show on Sunday as they both battled for the win at Atlanta. Channel: NBCSN What Did We Learn From Last Weekend?
