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NASCAR Busch cites both an obscene gesture in his car and verbally abusive to him fining a reporter in the 2004 Cup champion. "Kurt Busch showed disrespect to a media member, an event that inappropriate media followed similar clashes earlier in the season," NASCAR said in a statement announcing the penalty. Busch had a transmission problem early in the race on Sunday that his Penske Racing Dodge sent into the garage. His in-car camera caught him making an obscene gesture at this time. While his team made repairs to be interviewed by a bush waiting for ESPN reporter, and a fan is verbally abusive to go bush filmed live during the wait. The video was posted on YouTube, and both Busch and Penske officials have apologized for his behavior in separate statements. "Unfortunately, our result is not in the season-ending race at Homestead on Sunday was what we had hoped for as a team," he said. "In my frustration over the loss of my transfer early in the race, I let my emotions get the better of me. I regret doing this and I apologize to the sponsor of Penske Racing, NASCAR, its fans, the media and in particular Dr. Jerry Punch. " Penske officials said earlier this week that Bush "inappropriate actions" would be reviewed internally. "These measures do not Penske Racing and are not with the company's standards of conduct, respect for others and professionalism," the team said in a statement. The sentence comes just days after Busch's crew chief Steve Addington and the team three weeks left to the day that Bush's younger brother, Kyle, Ron Hornaday Jr. intentionally destroyed under caution in a Trucks Series race. NASCAR Kyle Busch suspended for the rest of the weekend at Texas - he was entered in both the Nationwide and Cup events - and fined $ 50,000 for him from the wreck Hornaday. He then spent the next week to fight to keep his place with Joe Gibbs Racing as a sponsor is M & M was embarrassed by his actions. He lost all composure during a race at Richmond in May when he and his Penske team-management abuses on his in-car radio. Busch sponsor Shell / Pennzoil said in a statement to the driver was disappointed. "Shell and Pennzoil are with the recent actions of driver Kurt Busch on the last race of the 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race of the season disappointed," the company said in a statement. "His actions are in no way consistent with the way we want our brands represented and we have expressed our disappointment and concerns directly to Penske Racing." On the same route in September, he had an angry post-race confrontation on pit lane with another reporter, then the argument put before his formal press conference. He has also broken another reporter the papers on the same evening. Busch was a two-time winner this season and opened the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship confident that he could one to dethrone defending series champion five times Jimmie Johnson will be his nemesis. Although he beat Johnson at Dover in the third Chase race, he faded as rumors Addington was fitting.http://youtu.be/NsaBQq5D4Zg Bush failed at Talladega, ran out of gas while leading at Phoenix and Homestead had the transmission problem. He finished the season 11 in the overall standings. Kyle Busch, the Chase for the top seed opened bound, finished 12th.
Neither Busch brother will be a part of the ceremony will be at next week's banquet in Las Vegas, her hometown. It is not clear what action, if any, will team boss Roger Penske to take against Kurt Busch. He has remained largely silent, as Bush has acted in the past, but the origin of Penske teammate Brad Keselowski has a reason not to bush if not longer tolerate the behavior. Keselowski, in his second Cup season, won three races this season and finished fifth in the standings. He has also become a fan favorite for his openness - openness, that last week proved it can get into trouble: Keselowski was fined $ 25,000 by NASCAR for comments critical of electronic fuel injection.