The story of the Busch brothers comes a long way in NASCAR and this year seems to mark some big changes for both of them. Kyle is on his way to Richard Childress Racing after 15 years with JGR, while his brother Kurt is out of NASCAR altogether, owing to his brain injury following a crash. However, between all of this chaos, we have a feeling that the Busch brothers might have a surprise coming our way.
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Just recently Kurt Busch shared a picture from Kyle Busch’s Instagram account, where the pair were seen sitting next to each other and it appeared as if the picture had been taken behind a camera setup, indicating a possible documentary perhaps.
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Kurt quoted, “duet coming soon” over the picture. Who knows what the Busch brothers have in store for us, maybe a documentary, or maybe a TV show. It is uncertain as to what they might be up to at the moment, but we hope to find out soon.
What’s going on with the Busch Brothers lately?
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As sad as it may be, Kurt Busch recently announced his retirement from the sport after having suffered a brain injury from his Pocono crash earlier this year. But as the uncertainty loomed around the elder Busch’s career, similar was the case with the younger Busch.
Kyle Busch ran through a massive contract debacle for almost the entire season, after his primary sponsor M&M decided to quit the sport altogether. Since then there was hope that TRD and JGR might work something out for the two-time Cup Series champion.
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However, the contract talks dragged on for quite a long time, irritating Busch as time passed. Soon, the JGR driver started looking elsewhere and finally announced that he would be headed towards RCR with Chevrolets, cutting off his 15-year-long run with Toyota-powered JGRs.