Nothing seemed to go kurt’s way after the speeding violation on pit lane. He managed to get the lucky dog to get his lap back then a tire blew and he hit the wall very hard to end his day.
I think kurt will recover just fine from the bad day. Hes proven alot of people wrong and shown hes matured. After all he did give up his points so sam hornish could get in races and he did push newman in the daytona 500 heres to hoping for a big rebound for kurt next week in atlanta.
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