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Kyle Busch hopes he’s on track to finally win at Pocono

Kyle Busch (18) talks to a crew member in the garage area at Pocono Raceway during practice for Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pennsylvania 400 auto race Sunday Friday, July 29, 2016, in Long Pond, Pa. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)
Kyle Busch (18) talks to a crew member in the garage area at Pocono Raceway during practice for Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pennsylvania 400 auto race Sunday Friday, July 29, 2016, in Long Pond, Pa. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)

LONG POND, Pa. (AP) – Kyle Busch’s next attempt at a weekend sweep should come at his race shop.

It’s time for a cleanup – Kyle Busch Motorports is bursting at the NASCAR victory trophy seams.

Busch’s shop in Mooresville, North Carolina, is undergoing a face-lift, and until the renovation is complete, his trophies have nowhere to go. The trophies in honor of Cheez-Its, concrete monsters, even a 200-pound bronzed bear, are littered throughout the building. Workers can’t step foot in the merchandise store, offices, or the upstairs hallway without tripping over trophies.

Maybe somewhere in the mess are the shredded remains of the Gibson Les Paul custom guitar he famously smashed in Nashville.

Busch has an entire case dedicated to trophies from Bristol Motor Speedway alone and every winner’s flag from his 38 career Sprint Cup victories are framed on KBM’s upstairs hallway.