On Thursday morning, unexpected information about Corey LaJoie’s future at Spire Motorsports surfaced.
He will not be making a comeback for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season, bringing an end to their 2021 romance.
This has sparked conjecture about who would replace the No. 7 spot; Kyle Busch has been mentioned by some, considering his difficult season at RCR.
On social media, FOX’s Bob Pockrass has refuted that theory, though. Busch will fulfill his obligations to Richard Childress Racing, according to Pockrass.
Although “never say never” is applicable in this situation, the NASCAR source does not see it happening.
Crucial MLB Trade Analysis: Garrett Crochet and Christ Bassitt Not at all. According to the folks I spoke with today, I don’t think Kyle Busch will be driving a Cup car at Spire next year,” Pockrass stated via X.
“Kyle Busch has a deal with RCR for the upcoming season, and although you never know what the future holds, I see him there.”
With RCR, Busch’s season has not been the finest. He has only placed inside the top 10 six times and in the top five twice in 22 races. Busch’s record also includes five DNFs, with an average finish of about 20th position.
Busch will fulfill his obligations to Richard Childress Racing, according to Pockrass. Although “never say never” is applicable in this situation, the NASCAR source does not see it happening.Crucial MLB Trade Analysis: Garrett Crochet and Christ Bassitt Not at all.
According to the folks I spoke with today, I don’t think Kyle Busch will be driving a Cup car at Spire next year,” Pockrass stated via X. “Kyle Busch has a deal with RCR for the upcoming season, and although you never know what the future holds, I see him there.”
With RCR, Busch’s season has not been the finest. He has only placed inside the top 10 six times and in the top five twice in 22 races. Busch’s record also includes five DNFs, with an average finish of about 20th position.
Therefore, it doesn’t seem like Busch is moving at this time. After an unexpected departure, Spire will need to find a replacement for LaJoie elsewhere.
