Ricky Stenhouse Jr and Kyle Busch came to bl𒅌ows after the NASCAR All-Star Race on Sunday night.

Stenhouse Jr’s race ended on the second lap af✱ter damage caused by contact with Busch.

Busch then found an angr❀y Stenhouse Jr waiting for him afte🔯rwards.

“Go back and watch ꦜt𓆉he replay. I didn’t touch you. Not once,” Stenhouse Jr told Busch.

Busch replied: “We all hit each other.”

Stenhouse Jr said: “Y𝕴o♏u hit the fence and then you hit me.”

Busch: “I don’t believe it, but if that’s what happen𓆏ed, OK.”

Stenhouse Jr said: “Go back and watch it.”

Stenhouse Jr then smacked Busch with a punch.

Security inter꧃vened to separate the brawling drivers but Stenhouse Jr’s father went after Busch.

“Get my dad,” Stenhouse Jr could be he👍ard shou♚ting.

Stenhou🍸se Jr and Busch continued yelling expletives at each other from a distance.

Stenhouse Jr later told Fox ꦿSports: “I feel like Kyle and I have always raced each other really hard, back to the [Xfinity] Serie♛s when we were competing for wins week-in and week-out.

“We never had any issues, and then I wrecked one time 💯at Daytona.

“He has kind of bad-mouthed me ever since then.

“So I feel like we get along with each🍎 other OK outside the racetrack. I talk to him quite a bit.

“I’m not sure w♔hy he was so mad that I shoved it tꦡhree-wide.

“But he hit the fence and came off the wal﷽l and ran into me…

“When I was talking to him, he kept saying that I wrecked him,꧙ so yeah, it’s definitely built-up frustration with how he runs his mouth alꦚl the time about myself.

“But I know he’s frustrated because he doesn’t run near as🀅 good as he used to, and I understan🌸d that.

"We’re a single-car t🅠eam over here; we’re working really hard to go out and get bettꦐer each and every weekend.

“We had a really g✃ood game plan. Our car was really stron🍸g Friday in practice. I was looking forward to running to the front.

“I think we’d p⛦assed a c𒐪ouple of cars there, and I was excited for the rest of the night, and he ruined it.

“Being stuck in here🗹 definitely doesn’t help the frustration. If there was a tunnel, I’d [have] p🃏robably been home watching the end of that. But here we are.”