Kyle Busch, the Nascar champion twice, surprised the sale of the racing team Kyle Busch Motorsports (KBM) give Spire Motorsports At $ 25 million. The deal includes all the 77,000 square facilities in Mooresville, North Carolina, along with Rowdy Manufacturing Rowdy and assets related to Busch’s Nascar racing team.
The reason behind the decision
In an interview, Busch shared that the decision to sell KBM was not due to his retirement plan, but due to his changes in his personal life and his career. He said: “I am at a different period in my life compared to 2010. My family has grown, my series has changed this year and our son’s racing schedule has become as busy as mine. It is important for me that I can spend more time for my family and my 8th team at Richard Childprise Racing.”
The reaction of the Nascar community
The sale of KBM has caused many reactions in the Nascar community. Many fans and experts expressed surprise at this decision. However, Busch emphasized that he did not intend to completely withdraw from Nascar. He will continue to participate as an advisor for Spire’s Truck Series team and will participate in the five seasons.
Plan for the future
Busch also revealed a plan to develop a racing career for his son,Brexton Busch. He hopes to join his son to participate in races like Tulsa Shootout and Chili Bowl in the coming years, before Brexton moved to higher items like Legend Cars and Cars Tour. The goal is when Brexton is 16 years old, the father and son can share a truck in Truck Series, and when Brexton is 18 years old, he will take over.
Conclude
The sale of KBM marks an important turning point in Kyle Busch’s career. Although this decision may regret many fans, it reflects the Busch’s priority to the family and the desire to develop the next generation of racing. With a new role at Spire Motorsports and plan for Brexton, Busch continues to assert its position in the Nascar world.
