Amid Sponsorship Limbo, Kyle Busch and Wife Ponder Over Past With Divorced Sponsor

Walking down memory lane can sometimes be painful, but it can also bring back fond memories. Just like the paint schemes that Samantha Busch recently shared on Twitter. With Kyle Busch leaving behind an era of being the ‘Candyman,’ Samantha Busch has something heartwarming to share.

In her recent Instagram post, Samantha Busch shared her and Kyle’s most memorable Mars moments. In the short clip shared by her, fans can catch a glimpse of some wonderful paint schemes that Kyle Busch rode in during the past 15 years of his association with Mars Inc.

Furthermore, Samantha announced a raffle for fans who would like to get a chance to win one of a kind Kyle Busch autographed helmet. In an initiative for their organization The Bundle of Joy Fund, Samantha Busch asked fans to also point out their favorite paint scheme over the years.

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Her husband’s transition from Joe Gibbs Racing to Richard Childress Racing has been quite difficult for Samantha too. With uncertainty looming over Kyle’s career, the family had to keep a strong head to get through it.

Samantha and Kyle Busch on unexpected divorce from Joe Gibbs Racing

In an episode of Race for the Championship, the directors dove into the life of Kyle Busch. In his conversation with his wife Samantha Busch on screen, Kyle opened up about the difficult time that he has been through this year. Furthermore, Samantha too revealed; “I never thought we’d go through this.”

These simple words by Samantha clearly reflected the pain and emotional turbulence that the couple has been through. Acknowledging his wife’s words, Kyle Busch too said that he never expected this after everything Joe Gibbs Racing had done for his throughout the years.

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While talking about it, Busch said; “Not from all the words we were given for years of, ‘You’re our guy. You’re our franchise. You’re gonna retire here.’ Those were a lot of, whether you call it false promises or whatever.”