Joe Gibbs does not run 23XI Racing NASCAR team boss fires fiery retort at fans after Bristol race
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Last week's race winner, Bubba Wallace, has power steering issues as you can see the shiny fluid on his tire. #NASCAR9019From the highest of highs to the lowest of lows.Last week's race winner, Bubba Wallace, has power steering issues as you can see the shiny fluid on his tire. #NASCAR https://t.co/fzqFqk5tC8 One fan tweeted: “23XI cars going back on track and taking points away from Kyle Busch. Joe Gibbs trying hard to get KB eliminated” Justin Champagne@ChampagneRacin23XI cars going back on track and taking points away from Kyle Busch. Joe Gibbs trying hard to get KB eliminated 8726223XI cars going back on track and taking points away from Kyle Busch. Joe Gibbs trying hard to get KB eliminated In reply to this, 23XI Racing president Steve Lauretta fired back at the implication made by saying: “Joe Gibbs does not run @23XIRacing we do and while in an Owners Championship fight we gonna take points from anyone we can with the 45 while the 23 finished behind the 18 so there’s that” Steve Lauletta@slauletta@ChampagneRacin Joe Gibbs does not run @23XIRacing we do and while in an Owners Championship fight we gonna take points from anyone we can with the 45 while the 23 finished behind the 18 so there’s that40829@ChampagneRacin Joe Gibbs does not run @23XIRacing we do and while in an Owners Championship fight we gonna take points from anyone we can with the 45 while the 23 finished behind the 18 so there’s that After an engine failure, Busch made an early exit, ending the race in 34th place and, more importantly, finished behind Tyler Reddick in the points table. He failed to advance into the Round of 12, along with Reddick, Austin Dillon, and Kevin Harvick. Wallace Jr., who took over Kurt Busch’s #45 car, is out of the playoff race but still in the fight for the owners’ championship. He has already advanced to the final standings of the owners’ championship after winning the second playoff race at Kansas Speedway.
Joe Gibbs does not run 23XI Racing - NASCAR team boss fires fiery retort at fans after Bristol race
By Yash Soni Modified 21 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share NASCAR Cup Series FanShield 500 - Practice Joe Gibbs Racing driver and two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch's misfortunes continued in the first round of the 2022 playoff season. As a result, this led to Busch getting eliminated from the championship hunt for the first time in his career in the Round of 16. The #18 Toyota saw another engine failure in last weekend’s Cup race at Bristol Motor Speedway, the latest disaster for Busch and his second incident in the first three playoff races. Kyle Busch made headlines when he announced that he would be driving for Richard Childress Racing for the 2023 season. This brought an end to his 15-year-long relationship with Joe Gibbs Racing. Many fans, especially Busch’s, questioned on Twitter why Joe Gibbs Racing would allow Bubba Wallace Jr. to return to the track after experiencing steering problems and move ahead of the #18 driver, which led to the elimination of the veteran driver. NASCAR on NBC@NASCARonNBCFrom the highest of highs to the lowest of lows.Last week's race winner, Bubba Wallace, has power steering issues as you can see the shiny fluid on his tire. #NASCAR9019From the highest of highs to the lowest of lows.Last week's race winner, Bubba Wallace, has power steering issues as you can see the shiny fluid on his tire. #NASCAR https://t.co/fzqFqk5tC8 One fan tweeted: “23XI cars going back on track and taking points away from Kyle Busch. Joe Gibbs trying hard to get KB eliminated” Justin Champagne@ChampagneRacin23XI cars going back on track and taking points away from Kyle Busch. Joe Gibbs trying hard to get KB eliminated 8726223XI cars going back on track and taking points away from Kyle Busch. Joe Gibbs trying hard to get KB eliminated In reply to this, 23XI Racing president Steve Lauretta fired back at the implication made by saying: “Joe Gibbs does not run @23XIRacing we do and while in an Owners Championship fight we gonna take points from anyone we can with the 45 while the 23 finished behind the 18 so there’s that” Steve Lauletta@slauletta@ChampagneRacin Joe Gibbs does not run @23XIRacing we do and while in an Owners Championship fight we gonna take points from anyone we can with the 45 while the 23 finished behind the 18 so there’s that40829@ChampagneRacin Joe Gibbs does not run @23XIRacing we do and while in an Owners Championship fight we gonna take points from anyone we can with the 45 while the 23 finished behind the 18 so there’s that After an engine failure, Busch made an early exit, ending the race in 34th place and, more importantly, finished behind Tyler Reddick in the points table. He failed to advance into the Round of 12, along with Reddick, Austin Dillon, and Kevin Harvick. Wallace Jr., who took over Kurt Busch’s #45 car, is out of the playoff race but still in the fight for the owners’ championship. He has already advanced to the final standings of the owners’ championship after winning the second playoff race at Kansas Speedway.