NASCAR Must Accept Blame, Improve Safety After Kyle Busch’s Crash and Injury

For NASCAR, this week should be all about the terrific racing that took place over the last 25 laps or so of the Daytona 500. But it's not. And for that, NASCAR should be ashamed.  Instead of talking almost exclusively about how Joey Logano pulled off his first win in NASCAR's biggest race, a dark cloud of regret hung over the very event itself because of what happened in the Xfinity Series race at Daytona International Speedway one day earlier. That was when Kyle Busch, one of the brightest stars in stock-car racing, was involved in a huge wreck that caused the car he was driving to veer way off the 2.5-mile superspeedway. It did not come to rest until he violently slammed into an interior wall that for some inexplicable reason w...

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