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USA Today via Reuters

USA Today via Reuters

In a shocking turn of events, Spire Motorsports, fresh off their $40 million charter purchase from Live Fast Motorsports, has set their sights on a new target. And it’s none other than the truck team owned by Kyle Busch.

Spire Motorsports has been making headlines lately with its significant investments in NASCAR charters. Just days after acquiring a charter worth $40 million, the team is ready to make another game-changing move by purchasing Kyle Busch Motorsports along with the shop and everything.

Kyle Busch is the next big target for an expanding Spire Motorsports

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This exciting revelation comes to us through The Athletic’s Jordan Bianchi. In a tweet that sent shockwaves through the NASCAR community, Bianchi broke the news, stating, “NEWS: Spire Motorsports finalizing deal to purchase Kyle Busch Motorsports, sources tell @TheAthletic, with an announcement expected ‘soon.'” The implications of this potential purchase are profound, and fans are eager to see how it unfolds.

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Further adding to the intrigue, veteran NASCAR reporter Bob Pockrass chimed in with additional information, suggesting that Kyle Busch Motorsports (KBM), including its race shop, is in discussions with its employees regarding the expected sale to Spire Motorsports. Pockrass’s tweet indicated that an official announcement could be imminent, leaving fans and industry insiders on the edge of their seats.

“KBM is meeting with its employees this morning and this is the expected news that Spire will purchase KBM (including the shop). Announcement expected today.”

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As we await further developments in this rapidly unfolding story, it’s clear that Spire Motorsports is not content with being a mere player in the NASCAR world; they are determined to make waves and reshape the landscape of the sport. The potential acquisition of Kyle Busch Motorsports could have far-reaching implications for both teams and for NASCAR as a whole.