NASCAR-approved troll takes hilarious dig at Kyle Busch’s All-Star episode amid Thanksgiving

The meme page Nascarcasm has taken a hilarious dig at Kyle Busch and Ricky Stenhouse's fight at the All-Star race at North Wilkesboro Speedway. The meme page on Instagram runs "fake texts" featuring every race winner, shared on the NASCAR website. In the latest post on the page, Busch and Stenhouse's fracas in North Carolina in May 2024 has been made fun of using a popular Thanksgiving meme.

During the second lap of the North Wilkesboro race, Stenhouse Jr. created a three-wide scenario mid-pack frustrating Busch. The Richard Childress Racing driver retaliated and sent Stenhouse Jr.'s #47 Chevy Camaro ZL1 into the walls, ending the JTG Daugherty Racing driver's day. Stenhouse Jr. drove his totaled Chevy into Busch's stall, parking there and expressing his anger to the RCR driver's crew chief Randal Burnett.

The tension between the drivers escalated after the race, resulting in a physical confrontation during the post-race interviews. The JTG Daugherty Racing driver stayed in Kyle Busch's pits for 198 laps. After the race, as Busch was busy with post-race interviews, Stenhouse threw a right hook in the two-time Cup Series champion's face.

The fight between them then included two of the crew members, causing a massive scene in the pits. During all this, Busch yelled (via NASCAR),

"Bring it! I don’t give a f**k. I suck just as bad as you!"

Recalling the moment, the meme page, which is described as "freelance troll for NASCAR" in its bio, posted a hilarious meme of Ricky Stenhouse Jr. patiently waiting for Busch, referencing Thanksgiving:

NASCAR slammed Ricky Stenhouse Jr. with a fine of $75,000 and suspended his father.

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“I’m tired of getting run over — by everybody": Kyle Busch expressed criticism on aggressive driving style in NASCAR

After the confrontation, Kyle Busch expressed his views on the collision that happened during lap 2 of the race. He said (via NASCAR):

"I mean, it’s the first lap of the race. We don’t even have water temp in the car yet, and we’re wrecking off of (Turn) 2. … I’m tired of getting run over — by everybody. But that’s what everybody does. Everybody runs over everybody to pass everybody."

Stenhouse Jr. highlighted that Busch was badmouthing him since he "wrecked him one time" at the Daytona International Speedway. The #47 Chevy driver said,

"I feel like we get along with each other OK outside the race track. I talk to him quite a bit. I’m not sure why he was so mad that... I shoved it three-wide, but he hit the fence and kind of came off the wall and ran into me, and when I was talking to him, he kept saying that I wrecked him."

The RCR diver Kyle Busch ended the race in 10th place, while the JTG Daugherty Racing driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. was placed last in the 20-car invitational field.