NASCAR’s Kurt Busch tells Anderson Cooper where he still feels his brother Kyle’s presence
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NASCAR champions and brothers Kurt and Kyle Busch spent decades racing each other before Kyle’s sudden death in May at 41. Kurt talks with Anderson Cooper about their years of “sibling rivalry,” the “brotherhood” they shared on the racetrack and where he feels Kyle’s presence the most. 0:00 A racing family from the start 4:33 How Kurt 'left the bridge open' for his brother's career 10:06 When Kyle announced Kurt's Hall of Fame induction 13:38 Kurt didn't know Kyle was sick 17:43 How Kyle's death became a wakeup call for drivers 23:20 Getting back behind the wheel after his brother's death For more of “All There Is with Anderson Cooper” visit https://cnn.com/allthereis
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