Kyle Busch raised doubts over his future at Joe Gibbs Racing beyond 2022 in April atTalladega Superspeedway.
Busch who is currently the only active multiple champion driver at NASCAR Cup Series level revealed that he had no idea where he’ll be driving come next season.
The 36-y-o penned a multiyear contract extension deal with JGR back in 2019 on undisclosed terms, Busch has been with the JGB since 2008.
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It’s certainly on my radar um the year that i had it you know sold and committed and sponsorship was there and everything like that i got told no um and then i haven’t necessarily tried to sell sponsorship since but you know just um there was a easy verbal yes commitment uh and things have changed obviously. – KyBusch
Heading into Indy 500 weekend Kyle Busch said he had a deal done to race in the Indy 500 in 2017 however, Joe Gibbs wouldn’t approve it.
Kyle Busch says the Indy 500 is still on his radar before he retires.
Busch, now in his 15th season with Joe Gibbs, and before the 2022 season began, Busch and the team were hit with the major blow that longtime primary partner M&M’s would not be returning to the #18 Toyota in 2023, leaving a massive hole to fill from a sponsorship standpoint.
Driving at Joe Gibbs is like living by your parents rules as an adult
Kyle should leave JGB
I don’t know how you get out of bed you have it so bad.
Would like to see Kyle Bush in Indy Car 2023 He would be Great. Fit