What about Kyle Larson in 2022, just 3 wins compared to 10 in his championship winning year, inconsistent in the regular season, ify in the Playoffs and doesn't even make the final 4, finishing 7th in the standings.
Sorry this is just too good and this needs to be pinned. The way he got suspended in the last two races even though he wasn't drunk is a prefect time for Miller Lite to sponsor him. 😂😂😂
Kurt Busch sounded like he was on the verge of tears when he was talking about not being in the car for the final races of his time at Roush Racing. I guess what the team said about them not being "Kurt Busch apologists" anymore is a way of showing their displeasure at the way he handed in his notice to head for Penske
I'll tell you what, I miss the Penske era Kurt Busch solely for the laughs I get out of his rage quitting radio bits, but my goodness if there's anything called character development for the better in Nascar, Kurt Busch is your guy.
I like Kurt, but yeah it was like he was suddenly doing bath salts for a few years back there before Penske dropped him. Thought after the one interview where he basically self destructed on TV his career would be over. Then one day he was clearly sane again.
Man I love Kurt Busch! I was 6 or 7 in 2001, I remember finding out Kurt Busch was a nascar driver, my favorite sport and I remember thinking wow president Bush’s brother is in racing and he became my favorite. I love that he’s one of the oldest drivers now but still competes and has no plans of retiring
@@daBEAGLE1017 The Bush Brothers were always great. Only reason Kyle gets so much hate is because he's doesn't kiss the fanbase's ass and play the role of the fans' bitch like Chase Elliott does.
Man I didn’t really know how bad Kurt’s 2005 seasons was. I just always assumed he did ok and it was an ok season. But then I was reminded of the incident and where he got suspended for the last 2 races of the season. It’s all coming back to me now
I think Kyle Larson is the type of driver to not have a Championship Hangover. He might not win/dominate as much, but I don't think he's gonna suck next year.
Kurt Busch’s 2005 season is an interesting one to me. He won 3 races and made the Chase, so he obviously was running great at times. But he also had a number of races where he was collected in a wreck or lost control of the car. I would call it a “Feast or Famine Hangover Year.”
He did good in regular season... But had a dismal playoff... It was like his brother's 2011 season Championship Hangovers: Jimmie Johnson (2011, 2014 and 2017) Tony Stewart (his three seasons after his titles) and Dale Sr (1992)
One thing to note... In 2004, Kurt had accumulated 3309 points after 26 races (2 wins, 12 top 10s, sat 7th in points). In 2005, he accumulated 3304 points after 26 (3 wins, 14 top 10s, sat 5th in points). The biggest differences between the seasons was the chase races. Killer in 2004, abysmal in 2005.
@@andrewwinslow9315 a lot more people don’t like Mr. Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. than Mr. Sheriff Joe Arpaio. Biden has been a unmitigated disaster this year as president. If weren’t for this infrastructure package, he would’ve been the biggest colossal failure probably in the history of the United States
After the kinda day I endured, A new BFM video is a well needed distraction. Not to mention I’m a Brothers Busch fan so all the more reason I had to click. P.s. would like to see Kyle turn that corner like Kurt did, Some of you may know what I mean,
I think the rebound of Logano in 2017 missing the playoffs to winning the title in 2018 was amazing. The drop off of Kurt Busch from 2004 to 2006 was crazy. Remember though Busch wasn't even a top 10 points driver in 2003 so idk he's always been a hit or miss type of driver. When he's on he's strong but when he falls off oh boy he can be bad.
As a Kurt fan who has been since early 2000s 2005 definitely wasn't great. He's had other down year's also 2006, 08, 12, 14, 17 weren't that good also. 13 he never won but may have been his best year ever driving an at the time no Gibbs help 78 FRR car. Made chase with it. Its definitely been a fun and interesting ride being his fan though gonna suck when he retires
Yeah his Pocono wreck that year really dropped his performance a ton I mean yeah his performance had been dropping but the Pocono wreck shaped the next 3 years
I’m glad that it ain’t Chase Elliott this year. Being champion one year and being overshadowed by your teammate through most of the next season doesn’t count as a championship hangover.
I forgot how abysmal this year was for him lol the early Phoenix race would have led you to believe it was going to be a good year too. cheers from Sweden!
I'ts cool to revisit this season for Kurt. I remember rooting for Kurt to repeat, or Matt Kenseth. Matt lost too many races in the OTs and beyond over stupid shlit.
Joe Arpaio was the local sheriff in Maricopa County at the time. His entire career was dominated by police misconduct, so it doesn't surprise me one bit he mishandled the situation with Kurt Busch. Just a bad way for Kurt to end what was an inconsistent year.
The next entries for the Championship Hangovers series are; Jimmie Johnson (2011, 2014, and 2017), Jeff Gordon (1999 and 2002), and Dale Earnhardt (1995)
You failed to mention that Kurt still had 1 year left on his contract with Roush when decided to jump to Penske to replace Rusty Wallace who was retiring. Roush was pretty pissed about that and considered forcing Kurt to stay for the final year of his contract until the Phoenix fiasco
Championship seasons: Jeff Gordon 1998 Championship seasons: Kyle Busch 2015 Championship seasons: Tony Stewart 2011 Good seasons: Jeff Gordon 2007 Good seasons: Denny Hamlin 2010 Good seasons: Kevin Harvick 2010 Good seasons: Kyle Busch 2018 Good seasons: Martin Truex Jr. 2019 Good seasons: Kurt Busch 2002 Good seasons: Bill Elliott 1985 Good seasons: Bill Elliott 1992 Good seasons: Mark Martin 1998 Good seasons: Kasey Kahne 2012 Good seasons: Greg Biffle 2012 Good seasons: Clint Bowyer 2012 Bad seasons: Will Power 2021 Bad seasons: Kevin Harvick 2009 Bad seasons: Denny Hamlin 2018 Bad seasons: Kurt Busch 2012 Bad seasons: Kyle Busch 2012 Bad seasons: Dale Jarrett 2003 Bad seasons: Kasey Kahne 2007 Bad seasons: Clint Bowyer 2016 Bad seasons: Ricky Rudd 1999
Looks good on him. He bit the hand that fed him in Jack Roush. Lost all respect for him after he thought driving the Blue Deuce would make him more "popular". He wasn't half the race car driver Matt Kenseth was.
If Kurt had a better shot at winning the championship Rousch would not have pulled him out of the car. But they figured Kurt was not going to win so they used the wreckless driving as an excuse to get rid of him early since he was heading to Penske and there was already a lot of bad blood.
The only literal Championship Hangover: Brad K 2013.
To be fair, he did party pretty hard post c”2012 championship race 😂
Earnhardt 81 and 92 though and also Tony Stewart 2006
What about Kyle Larson in 2022, just 3 wins compared to 10 in his championship winning year, inconsistent in the regular season, ify in the Playoffs and doesn't even make the final 4, finishing 7th in the standings.
Jack Roush in 2004: _much oblige for championship Kurt._
Jack Roush the next year: *_you’re done. you’re done._*
please no
A lot sure changed in one year.
Kurt Busch's 2005 championship hangover was so prominent that Miller Lite sponsored him the following season!
And just like American Beer..... he got all that hangover for relatively minimal potency XD
Sorry this is just too good and this needs to be pinned. The way he got suspended in the last two races even though he wasn't drunk is a prefect time for Miller Lite to sponsor him. 😂😂😂
Its sad to see how far Roush has fallen since those days.Hopefully Brad can bring some much needed life back to the team
Turns out to be bucher. (srry I can’t spell.)
Kurt Busch sounded like he was on the verge of tears when he was talking about not being in the car for the final races of his time at Roush Racing. I guess what the team said about them not being "Kurt Busch apologists" anymore is a way of showing their displeasure at the way he handed in his notice to head for Penske
He was the most hated driver before and today, he’s the most respected!
He raced like Ernie Irvan and Davey Allison.
I'll tell you what, I miss the Penske era Kurt Busch solely for the laughs I get out of his rage quitting radio bits, but my goodness if there's anything called character development for the better in Nascar, Kurt Busch is your guy.
I like Kurt, but yeah it was like he was suddenly doing bath salts for a few years back there before Penske dropped him. Thought after the one interview where he basically self destructed on TV his career would be over. Then one day he was clearly sane again.
@@waynemangan9925 his talent back then was similar to Ernie Irvan and Davey Allison.
Man I love Kurt Busch! I was 6 or 7 in 2001, I remember finding out Kurt Busch was a nascar driver, my favorite sport and I remember thinking wow president Bush’s brother is in racing and he became my favorite. I love that he’s one of the oldest drivers now but still competes and has no plans of retiring
You should also know Earnhardt gave him the finger in the 2001 Daytona 500
ah yes, Old Man Buschy.
Kurt and Kyle fighting each other for wins and wrecking each other are a sight to see
People dislike Kyle but that guy could always run.
@@daBEAGLE1017 The Bush Brothers were always great. Only reason Kyle gets so much hate is because he's doesn't kiss the fanbase's ass and play the role of the fans' bitch like Chase Elliott does.
Kurt Busch's Championships: 1 (2004)
Kyle Busch's Championships: 2 (2015, 2019)
I see u watch Micheal Mruzc
Man I didn’t really know how bad Kurt’s 2005 seasons was. I just always assumed he did ok and it was an ok season. But then I was reminded of the incident and where he got suspended for the last 2 races of the season. It’s all coming back to me now
I think Kyle Larson is the type of driver to not have a Championship Hangover. He might not win/dominate as much, but I don't think he's gonna suck next year.
Larson is just that talented in any car
I could say the same for elliott. Sure he didnt win but, He didnt suck like kyle busch did in 2020
@@j9vlikz683 kyle wasn’t that bad in 2020, he just wasn’t good
@@hetterman10r9 Can't argue with he wasn't bad but just wasn't good for his standards
This didn't age well
Kurt is one of the best to ever do it. Period.
I remember Kurt getting his ears pinned back after winning it all.
I guess it wasnt aerodynamic.
RIP Big Eared Kurt
I am proud to say my first Cup race was his Phoenix win that year, where Mikey absurdly finished 2nd. We flew all the way from Mihcigan to do so
That sheriff screwed up so badly, that Kurt was made an honorary citizen on the county of Maricopa, PX.
kurt busch has the most interesting victory celebrations ever, change my mind
What about Michael Waltrip he had a interesting one
why do I feel like every video has something thats "ABSOLUTELY UNHEARD OF!"
Kurt Busch’s 2005 season is an interesting one to me. He won 3 races and made the Chase, so he obviously was running great at times. But he also had a number of races where he was collected in a wreck or lost control of the car. I would call it a “Feast or Famine Hangover Year.”
Well he did win 3 races
He would’ve been top 5 in points if he didn’t get arrested in 2005
Not true. He only missed two races, and if he got MAX points in those last two races, he'd have gotten 8th.
@@turbokart3776 still he could’ve to my knowledge he had done real bad luck in 2005
It's crazy to think how his time at roush accounts for 42.42% of his wins, by far the only time he has ever looked like a perennial title threat
He did good in regular season... But had a dismal playoff... It was like his brother's 2011 season
Championship Hangovers: Jimmie Johnson (2011, 2014 and 2017) Tony Stewart (his three seasons after his titles) and Dale Sr (1992)
Dale Earnhardt 1981 And 1992 are the ones he should do
It's another good one...
@@crr311sux5 He already did 1992 as a Bad Seasons vid
Kurt Busch can have the highest of highs but he can have the lowest of lows.
Runner up hangover- Carl Edwards 2009
One thing to note...
In 2004, Kurt had accumulated 3309 points after 26 races (2 wins, 12 top 10s, sat 7th in points). In 2005, he accumulated 3304 points after 26 (3 wins, 14 top 10s, sat 5th in points). The biggest differences between the seasons was the chase races. Killer in 2004, abysmal in 2005.
Bill Elliott Championship Hangover 1989 ☺ With 3 Wins Finished In The Top 10
He had an incident with my sheriff, the ever great Mr. Sheriff Joseph Michael Arpaio of Maricopa Co.
The most unlikable politican named Joe in America, and that includes President Biden. Even a good chunk of conservatives hate him
@@andrewwinslow9315 a lot more people don’t like Mr. Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. than Mr. Sheriff Joe Arpaio. Biden has been a unmitigated disaster this year as president. If weren’t for this infrastructure package, he would’ve been the biggest colossal failure probably in the history of the United States
After the kinda day I endured, A new BFM video is a well needed distraction. Not to mention I’m a Brothers Busch fan so all the more reason I had to click.
P.s. would like to see Kyle turn that corner like Kurt did, Some of you may know what I mean,
I don’t know how you can look at young Kurt and current Kurt and not know what that corner means
Definite hangover where he lost everything that he started in by acting stupid. The beginning days of his nickname “Outlaw”
I think the rebound of Logano in 2017 missing the playoffs to winning the title in 2018 was amazing. The drop off of Kurt Busch from 2004 to 2006 was crazy. Remember though Busch wasn't even a top 10 points driver in 2003 so idk he's always been a hit or miss type of driver. When he's on he's strong but when he falls off oh boy he can be bad.
As a Kurt fan who has been since early 2000s 2005 definitely wasn't great. He's had other down year's also 2006, 08, 12, 14, 17 weren't that good also. 13 he never won but may have been his best year ever driving an at the time no Gibbs help 78 FRR car. Made chase with it. Its definitely been a fun and interesting ride being his fan though gonna suck when he retires
Do 2002 for Jeff Gordon. From the awful 500 to the winless streak being broken at brostol that was definitely a hangover season.
Ehh, it wasn't bad. It started off kind of mediocre, but he did rally to get 4th in points and 3 wins.
Yoooo BROSTOL!!! LETS GET HAMMERED BROSTOL!!!!
I remember Kurt Busch's 2005 season and forgot 2005 was a hangover season.
If you haven't already do a video on Jimmy Spencer VS Kurt Busch especially since Spencer came out with newer stuff on Dale Jrs podcast
It will be interesting on how he does with Toyota next year
You mean working with his brother.
Met him at the September race in Fontana in ‘07. Nice guy.
Championship Hangovers: Tony Stewart 2012
His three seasons after his 3 titles lmao
Jimmie Johnson’s 2017 season is considered as a championship hangover
Yeah his Pocono wreck that year really dropped his performance a ton I mean yeah his performance had been dropping but the Pocono wreck shaped the next 3 years
It’ll be interesting to see how Kurt Busch does with 23IX
John Wray hate to be the guy but it's 23XI not 23IX
Championship Seasons: Jimmie Johnson 2007
Gone Too Soon: John Nemechek
Bad Seasons: Andy Houston 2001
Bad Seasons: Ron Hornaday 2001
So much nostalgia
I’m glad that it ain’t Chase Elliott this year. Being champion one year and being overshadowed by your teammate through most of the next season doesn’t count as a championship hangover.
it should count
@@grcia_08 a good argument is that he didn’t lead as much as last year and only two wins. However, inconsistency was the least of his problems.
To be fair, Larson is just a better driver
@@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT that was because of how his potential peaked this year!
@@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT fax
NASCAR cover curse, he was on the cover of 06 in the PAL region.
I forgot how abysmal this year was for him lol the early Phoenix race would have led you to believe it was going to be a good year too. cheers from Sweden!
" we gotta come Frome behind, we gotta come from behind every race now"
Bobby Labonte 2001, Tony Stewart 2003
Good Seasons: Ryan Blaney 2021
Bad Seasons: Stewart Haas Racing 2021
The 2nd one is probably gonna happen soon
I got reminded that Kurt Busch was the cover driver of the PAL version of NASCAR 06. Talk about this also being a cover curse...
Can we have a video about Kurt Busch’s career resurgence?
It's been a year since the last Championship Hangovers video.
Sucks that this year had to be his last year with roush
remember Kurt is the only active driver to race with the late great Dale Sr
And Darrell Waltrip
BBT Reaction Zone’s reaction video brought me back here.
Great video! What's the name of the song in the background? Isn't the song from one of the mid-2000's videogames?
Bad Seasons: Austin Dillon 2019
end of roush dominance as we knew it
Brad Keselowski brought some new life to Roush.
That Sheriff Arpaio guy is pretty prominent.
I'ts cool to revisit this season for Kurt. I remember rooting for Kurt to repeat, or Matt Kenseth. Matt lost too many races in the OTs and beyond over stupid shlit.
A very tumultuous season for Kurt to say the least.
Gordon's come from behind Martinsville win. Was there as much controversy as I think when hard liquor sponsorship came in around this time?
Championship hangovers: Scott Dixon 2021?
Joe Arpaio was the local sheriff in Maricopa County at the time. His entire career was dominated by police misconduct, so it doesn't surprise me one bit he mishandled the situation with Kurt Busch.
Just a bad way for Kurt to end what was an inconsistent year.
The True Championship hangover Jimmie Johnson 2006
We can say Larson made a "Reverse Kurt" on his career?
Still more wins in a bad season than Bill Byron’s entire career. 💀
Kurt busch: Idk who the crew Chief of the 10 is..
The Crew chief:Rodney Childress.
Kevin harvick's Current Crew chief
The next entries for the Championship Hangovers series are; Jimmie Johnson (2011, 2014, and 2017), Jeff Gordon (1999 and 2002), and Dale Earnhardt (1995)
Kurt in 2005 and Kyle in 2020
You failed to mention that Kurt still had 1 year left on his contract with Roush when decided to jump to Penske to replace Rusty Wallace who was retiring. Roush was pretty pissed about that and considered forcing Kurt to stay for the final year of his contract until the Phoenix fiasco
I loved every bit of misfortunes back then! I couldn't stand Kurt Busch when he was with Rousch!
He made the Chase in 2005 , at léast was the chance to back to back
Future uploads: Not A Bust: Roy Buckshot Jones and Championship Hangovers: David Green 1995.
Bad seasons: Kurt Busch 2012
That will oughta give Super Minecraft Kid a run for his money.
Kurt Busch is awesome
Championship seasons: Jeff Gordon 1998
Championship seasons: Kyle Busch 2015
Championship seasons: Tony Stewart 2011
Good seasons: Jeff Gordon 2007
Good seasons: Denny Hamlin 2010
Good seasons: Kevin Harvick 2010
Good seasons: Kyle Busch 2018
Good seasons: Martin Truex Jr. 2019
Good seasons: Kurt Busch 2002
Good seasons: Bill Elliott 1985
Good seasons: Bill Elliott 1992
Good seasons: Mark Martin 1998
Good seasons: Kasey Kahne 2012
Good seasons: Greg Biffle 2012
Good seasons: Clint Bowyer 2012
Bad seasons: Will Power 2021
Bad seasons: Kevin Harvick 2009
Bad seasons: Denny Hamlin 2018
Bad seasons: Kurt Busch 2012
Bad seasons: Kyle Busch 2012
Bad seasons: Dale Jarrett 2003
Bad seasons: Kasey Kahne 2007
Bad seasons: Clint Bowyer 2016
Bad seasons: Ricky Rudd 1999
I totally forgot about the Bogus DUI and all that embarassment
it all started when he got wrecked on lap 1 at Atlanta
I'd have to do my homework but I would have to say that Kurt Busch has driven for the most teams as far as full-time in his cup career.
Bobby Allison has drove for a lot of teams and won a race with 12 of those teams
champ hangover: kyle busch 2020
Just got out of Strength and Conditioning and BFM Posted!
Piss poor I like that bro. My cookie is warm and I like the butters forks
Championship Seasons Kurt Busch 2004
Now this was the story not so well-remember, From the rise of champion to his downfall/problem with the law
2:03 REVERSE BURNOUT!
A wild young Rodney Childers
3:43 the *REAL* loss
Championship hangovers: Mickey Elliott 2021. He didn't win a single oval race.
Lol jk Chase Elliott fans.
He won more races this year then Kyle Busch did last year and got into the Final 4
@@briangriffinfamilyguyfan81 I know, it was a joke.
Plus his win was after he wasn't in the playoffs. At least Chase made it to the final 4.
Championship Hangovers:Dale Earnhardt 1981
Ain’t nobody gonna talk about Bill Weber’s balls dropping at 7:56
Here's an interesting one for a championship hangover...Dale Earnhardt 1992
How well did Dale Earnhardt Sr do in 1992?
@@bighand1530 12th place
@@TheOldGreg91 Wow
6:18 a young Rodney Childers
Rodney Childers at 6:14?
Looks good on him. He bit the hand that fed him in Jack Roush. Lost all respect for him after he thought driving the Blue Deuce would make him more "popular". He wasn't half the race car driver Matt Kenseth was.
Do Brad Keselowski 2013 season next
NEXT VIDEO: Bad Seasons: Kurt Busch 2012
His worst but it was kind of expected. Even then he at times managed to finish well which is crazy
If Kurt had a better shot at winning the championship Rousch would not have pulled him out of the car. But they figured Kurt was not going to win so they used the wreckless driving as an excuse to get rid of him early since he was heading to Penske and there was already a lot of bad blood.
I always said kurt bush was a 1 year wonder who if it wasn't for the chase he wouldn't have won a championship.
You can be too impaired even below the legal limit....
Marty Robbins
I wouldn't say it's a hangover I said the championship he won was a fluke
well...he's taken out often.. not his fault there