Kyle Busch will be moving to Richard Childress Racing in the NASCAR Cup Series in 2023, Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic reported Saturday (Sept. 10).
The two-time Cup champion has spent the last 14 seasons with Joe Gibbs Racing, but after M&M’s/Mars revealed that this would be its last season as a sponsor in NASCAR, the search was on for a new sponsor. No sponsor has been secured as of yet, leaving the door open for Busch to go to some other teams.
According to the report, Busch will likely join as a third member of RCR as the team expands to three cars next year. Tyler Reddick is slated to join 23XI Racing in 2024.
Busch told reporters in the media center “I do not have any new news to share. If I did, I guarantee you there would be some sort of big announcement. Unfortunately there hasn’t been one of those yet, Bob [Pockrass], we’re still working on it behind the scenes trying to put it all together, it’s not done.”
It will mark Busch’s first time in a Chevrolet in Cup since 2007 when he drove for Hendrick Motorsports.
Over his Cup career, Busch has amassed 60 victories, 234 top fives and 351 top 10s. He also earned championships in 2015 and 2019.
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