NASCAR driver Kurt Busch is a bit of a hothead. See the video above, from last Saturday’s race. Also, see tons of other things Busch has done. But for now, that video will do the trick.

Take a quick glance at this photo. What does that look like to you? There’s nothing else it could be, right? Larger photo after the jump – after viewing it, we’re confident you’ll indeed be saying, “No, there’s nothing else that could be.”

The web roundup for Wednesday, April 18th, 2012. Be sure to like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. See anything that should be on SportsGrid? Send it to tips@sportsgrid.com. Our starting five, after the jump.

Via Fox News: “Danica Patrick shrugged off the suspension of a San Diego TV sports anchor for implying a sexist slur, saying she thought it was funny someone felt that strongly about her.”

Brian McKnight and his two sons sang the national anthem before today’s NASCAR race in Phoenix. As they were set to begin, however, it was apparent that one of the MccKnight kids forgot to take off his hat. Not to worry: a gentleman in the crowd shouted at him to “get that sh-t off your head,” because NASCAR fans are nothing if not helpful. Video, after the jump.

As SportsGrid’s Video Assignment Editor, CJ Fogler’s main job is to grab potentially viral video moments as they happen. But he also takes a lot of screengrabs (and produces a number of animated GIFs) that don’t always make the site. Every week, we’re going to share a few of them with you.

How about this. After the insane Juan Pablo Montoya crash from tonight’s Daytona 500, driver Brad Keselowski sent out a tweet from inside his car, showing his many followers what he saw as the track went up in flames.

This had to be the craziest crash in the history of the Daytona 500, as Juan Pablo Montoya somehow lost control of his car, forcing him to crash with a safety truck carrying a jet engine used to blow dry the track. Yeah, you can’t make this stuff up.

Well, it didn’t take long for us to see the first crash of this evening’s Daytona 500. This is what you get when you push the race to primetime, I suppose. In the second lap, the first lady of NASCAR, Danica Patrick, got into a wreck with five-time Cup Series champ Jimmie Johnson.

Hey! Who wants to see Fox San Diego sports anchor Ross Shimabuku dig himself into a hole? Shimabuku, whilst doing a segment on Danica Patrick (who finished 38th in today’s NASCAR Nationwide Series opener at Daytona), said he could think of “a few words” to describe Patrick. Video, after the jump.