Sports
February 18, 2023
By Kuldeep Rathore
With one significant difference, Kurt Busch's current races remain largely the same. He is not in the race vehicle.
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“This is my second week being here at the track, and there isn’t a question now where my role is,” Busch said “It’s everywhere within the team. It’s like I’m doing everything the same, except I’m putting on a radio instead of a helmet.”
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Busch, the 2004 Cup Series champion, hasn't gotten behind the wheel of a race vehicle since he collided with the wall in his Pocono Raceway car on July 23 and had a head injury.
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A few days later, the protracted healing process started, and it is still ongoing while Busch works as a consultant with the 23XI Racing team and attends to his many sponsor obligations.
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“I just know I’m not 100% to race with these guys at this level, Could I go do a club race next week? Probably not wise,” he said
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He further added,” Just when I have my head in the headrest and with that movement, that bothers me. I’ve made progress since August, and I believe there will be a full recovery. But the balance and eye movement now are getting interest.”
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Busch claimed that instead of working seven days a week with physical therapists, he now only works every other day.
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“Everyday life is normal,” he said. “The physical therapists have switched my workouts up a little to a balance type of pad.”
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” Has to do with core strength. It’s fatiguing. I notice things that bring me up and then break me down. I have to do a day on and a day off now.”
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“In all honesty, I took December off. It was an emotional time, and that’s part of this process, as well.”
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