Kyle Busch Reportedly OUT at Gibbs

Sounds like Kyle Busch is OUT at Joe Gibbs Racing for 2023

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Talking about the chaotic and controversial NASCAR Cup race at Watkins Glen... and why Chase Elliott vs Kyle Larson would be the best rivalry ever for NASCAR

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[logdrive]

I think it was hard racing that unfortunately happened on a teammate.

[jeffreyjohnson]

So tired of this getting so blown up, it was just hard racing.
If it had been the other way we wouldn't be hearing about it.

[johnvandeventer]

Kyle Busch not returning to JGR probably shows how big and bad of an impact M&M’s leaving NASCAR is for him

[mandudeVideosYT]

If true, Kyle Busch would be the biggest free agent since Dale Earnhardt Jr in 2007

[luckychopp]

I think Chase made a bad decision starting on the outside. If Chase honestly didn't have a clue that Kyle was going to drive it as deep and hard as he could into turn one, with the results being exactly what they were, he'd need to be in a different line of work. It's probably why he wasn't that upset after the race. he knew he screwed up by not choosing to start on the inside.

[buddydeal]

No “fault”. Two exceptional drivers going for the win.

[charles]

Kyle Larson did nothing wrong. Kyle Busch not coming back to JGR next year is a big BIG loss for JGR racing. Kyle has won 37% of the wins JGR racing has in the Xfinity and Cup series. Ty Gibbs is not ready for cup!!

[tommerwhite]

I was pissed when AJ was taken out so early. But as usual enjoyed watching him slice thru the field right to a podium….go Dinger

[baracing]

Larson vs Elliott, that had to have been the LEAST egregious move for the win I've seen in a while (out of moves involving contact). He drove in pretty deep but ultimately the only reason either car went wide was because Larson locked up which no driver would do on purpose. So yes, he admittedly drove it in deep and they touched a bit but jeez people...people are making it seem like it was the most offensive move for the win this season. Holy hell.

[Thomas-pocy]

Who's at fault isn't even a question. The real question is why is everyone so upset over this? If everyone is making a big deal out of two teammates RUBBING DOORS then why even race at all. Larson didn't fence him or destroy him.

Complete overreaction by Chase or Mr. H if they're "annoyed" at any of this like they indicate.

[arrowkartj]

Nobody's at fault for what happened with Chase and Kyle. Chase had every opportunity to start on the inside. He was the pole man and had a choice where he lined up, but he chose to be outside, that decision cost him the race. Good hard racing, s*** happens.

[SN-nhpq]

They delayed the start because of 2 lightning strikes within 3/4 of a mile from the track

[jimbo]

I agree, should be no stages in road courses. Just award the points where the stages would be.

[jplumbob]

Larson did a fantastic job. He did what he had to do.

[gordonfan]

It was a bad teammate move, but not malicious. Chase has a right to be annoyed, but I don't think it'll have any real long term implications

[paulcerrezin]

Hard racing. I get Chase is mad, but time to move on.

[joelaster]

Racing deal. Larson going for the win.

[tannerbronson]

Watching the race this weekend. I really wished we still had Carl Edwards.

[andrewwinslow]

It was nobody's fault. Kyle and Chase raced hard

[justinc]

As far as the rain... perhaps Nascar just learned from COTA last year. A perfect example of to wet for a rain race.