CONCORD, N.C. — Kyle Busch has won a Cup points race at every track on the NASCAR circuit except one — Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Twenty-eight starts, no checkered flags — and plenty of frustration.

The 33-year-old Busch is looking to check off that final box on his racing resume Sunday in the Coca-Cola 600, considered a crown jewel race in NASCAR.

Busch will start from the pole in the No. 18 Toyota, just as he has two other times at this track.

But bad breaks, often entirely out of his control, have kept him from making a trip to victory lane in Cup races and has become a source of irritation for him.

“It’s important to me, but I’m not sure it’s important in the grand scheme of things,” Busch said Thursday night after turning a lap 191.836 mph on the 1 1/2-mile track. “It’s certainly important to me and I would love to get that knocked out of the way and to be finished with it until another new track comes up on the circuit.”

While there is the matter of completion in winning at every track, Busch is quick to point out that he has won a Cup race here.

He captured the All-Star race here in 2017 and the $1 million prize that comes along with it. But the All-Star race is considered an exhibition and does not count toward season points.

“The last time I checked I have a trophy at home that says, `winner at Charlotte Motor Speedway,’ so I’ll take that to my grave with me if I do never get a points win here,” Busch said. “That will be my saving grace I guess.”

This could be the year that Busch gets it done.

He’s the Cup points leader with nine top-10 finishes and seven top-fives in 12 starts this year. He also has won three races.

His chief competitor, Kevin Harvick, who has a series-best five Cup victories, will start at the back of the field after failing inspection three times prior to qualifying.