Kurt Busch’s on-track strategy: ‘Avoid (No.) 17 at all costs’

After some aggressive driving early in this 2019 season from Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -- including his typical superspeedway daring in the Daytona 500 and a run-in with Erik Jones in Las Vegas -- fellow drivers now take note of where the No. 17 Roush Fenway Racing Ford is on the track at all times. Kurt Busch remarked as such in a tweet Monday evening. https://twitter.com/KurtBusch/status/1108154248976629760 Ouch. But Stenhouse Jr. remembers some things differently. Specifically, a Daytona 500 wreck when it appeared Busch's No. 1 Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet was hit in the left rear by Stenhouse's No. 17, causing a six-car wreck on Lap 51 -- but Stenhouse insisted that he didn't touch Busch with his car. That one was all Busch, Stenhouse tweeted. https://twitter.com/StenhouseJr/status/1108159845591646211 DEBATE: Is Stenhouse too aggressive? Perhaps the score can be settled this weekend at Martinsville Speedway, the first short-track race of the year.