Kurt Busch talks grief with CNN's Anderson Cooper and the loss of brother Kyle
It was a heartbreaking interview where Kurt discussed how to work through such an unfathomable loss, and the sibling bond he and Kyle shared
CNN's Anderson Cooper questioned NASCAR legend Kurt Busch on his recent podcast, discussing the profound grief Kurt experiences after losing his younger brother Kyle, a legendary driver in NASCAR. The interview delved into the emotional journey of dealing with Kyle's untimely death at 41, and how Kurt tried to pave the way for his sibling in the sport.
The brothers, who had a complex relationship with rivalry and camaraderie, raced together for years, with Kurt acknowledging his efforts to create a smooth transition for Kyle into NASCAR. Their infamous 2007 All-Star Race clash and the aftermath of Kyle surpassing Kurt in achievements were among the topics explored. Despite the tragedy, Kurt and Kyle shared beautiful moments together, such as their 2012 Richmond win victory lap.
The interview also touched upon Kurt's coping mechanisms, including therapy, going to the track, and connecting with Kyle's family and crew.
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