Joe Gibbs Branded a “Liar” for Perceived Insincere Statement on Kyle Busch’s


Kyle Busch left Joe Gibbs Racing after 15 years. We all know this well enough now, and also that he’s going to Richard Childress Racing. But did JGR even try to hold the two-time world champion back? Did the owner even try to make space for him?

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Well, turns out he’s quite glad Busch found a seat somewhere else.

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Of course, after racing for his for 15 years, and getting two Cup Series titles, Joe Gibbs wanted Busch to stay. Moreover, a recent revelation shows that he tried quite hard to hold him back with the team. “When you think about it with us, 15 years, that was awesome,” Said Gibbs, “I just really appreciate that so much. We know Mars is leaving, but that was a thrill to be with them for that amount of time.”

Mars Inc. left, putting the driver in a position where he needs to look for another team. Still, a team as big as JGR could pay to hold Busch for another season with a pay cut until another sponsor comes along? Maybe, we will never have the answer to that question. But we now know that Gibbs tried hard to keep him driving.

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The boss said, “I just think we worked hard to get everything done there. We couldn’t. I think he’s found a home, and I’ll be willing to bet he’s going to be after it next year, and he’s going to want to win a bunch of races.”

Fans don’t really buy it, though.

Kyle Busch Fans think Joe Gibbs is just making an excuse for sacking him

Gibbs gave his point of view on Busch leaving JGR. And he sure would be unhappy because it is a driver who knows the equipment and the team’s working better than any other individual on their team. Because he’s the oldest guy there. Moreover, he would have had a big role in their development, too.

However, the fans don’t really think it’s all just media talk.

BRISTOL, TENNESSEE – SEPTEMBER 17: Kyle Busch, driver of the #18 M&M’s Toyota, waits in the garage area after an engine failure during the NASCAR Cup Series Bass Pro Shops Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway on September 17, 2022 in Bristol, Tennessee. (Photo by Sean Gardner/Getty Images)

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