Ricky Stenhouse Jr., No. 47 Kroger Health / Icy Hot Camaro ZL1 – Sidelined by damage sustained in an accident in Stage One.
Take us through the initial contact that you had with Kyle Busch.
“We had a really good start. He left the door wide open. I went through the middle and I almost had him cleared. The No. 34 (Michael McDowell) kind of ran up the track, and we all just kind of touched there.. nothing major. And then Kyle (Busch) tried to wreck me in (turns) three and four, and finally did wreck me there in one and two. Our No. 47 Kroger Healthy / Icy Hot Chevy was really fast. I felt really good. We were good in practice. We had already passed two or three cars there, so bummed we couldn’t see it through to the end.”
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