When it appeared Kurt Busch would have to accept a ride with a lower-tier team in NASCAR's elite series, his credentials as a driver just might land him yet another quality ride. Busch and his separation from Penske Racing looked to doom the 2004 NASCAR Cup champion, especially after his behavior at the season finale race at Homestead. Having realized he needs help, Busch resorted to seeing a sports psychologist to help him with his anger management and channel his emotions in a more positive manner. Sponsors obviously want the most bang for their buck, but they need a driver who will represent them without controversy and negative publicity. In what may be a pairing few could imagine, Busch quite possibly is the lead candidate to drive the...

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When it appeared Kurt Busch would have to accept a ride with a lower-tier team in NASCAR's elite series, his credentials as a driver just might land him yet another quality ride. Busch and his separation from Penske Racing looked to doom the 2004 NASCAR Cup champion, especially after his behavior at the season finale race at Homestead. Having realized he needs help, Busch resorted to seeing a sports psychologist to help him with his anger management and channel his emotions in a more positive manner. Sponsors obviously want the most bang for their buck, but they need a driver who will represent them without controversy and negative publicity. In what may be a pairing few could imagine, Busch quite possibly is the lead candidate to drive the...

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