FORT WORTH, Texas — Tom Busch had a rule his boys had to abide by — if they wanted to race cars, they had to work on them first. No one took to this more than his youngest son, Kyle, who can recall tinkering with his dad’s late model, and helping to build a vehicle for older brother, Kurt. The speed captivated him, for certain, but so did the wrench-turning, dirty-fingernails work of grip and handling and camber, all those elements that helped the driver make the car go fast.
That affinity for the mechanical side of racing is still there for the Sprint Cup points leader, who knows his way around a setup sheet  … More
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