“Sneaky” Kyle Busch Teases Partnership With $2.5 Trillion Company

Kyle Busch and the contract debacle is something that we have been seeing for months on end now. With the constant dread of uncertainty over his head, one might think he might be in a bad spot mentally. However, that does not seem to be the case.

Instead, Busch was seen jokingly suggesting for one of the world’s biggest companies with a valuation above $2.5 trillion to be his next sponsor.

As details of the upcoming iPhone 14 spread ahead like wildfire, just days ahead of its official launch, Forbes put out yet another leak. Responding to the news, Busch was seen retweeting that post, stating, “I think @Apple should let me b a product tester. What about u guys?“

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However, the likelihood of Apple actually sponsoring him would be a far-fetched dream. Seeing this, many fans appreciated Busch’s light-hearted humor.

NASCAR Fans react to Kyle Busch’s Apple joke

Kyle Busch’s personality is something that can be quite polarizing at times. One faction of NASCAR fans totally dislikes his very presence while the other finds his often sarcastic and witty tone to be admirable.

However, in this instance, his sense of humor was appreciated by many.

Many found that sponsorship from apple would be awesome, some even suggested that after getting a sponsorship deal with them, Apple should launch a rowdy edition of the iPhone 14 as a line of products dedicated to Kyle Busch. One fan also stated that they would only buy Apple products if this deal becomes a reality.

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However, after returning to the real world, one would argue that sponsorship in a sport to advertise apple’s range of products is not something the Cupertino giant would easily accept, considering how popular they already are.

But, since it costs nothing to dream, it’s great to hypothetically imagine Kyle Busch driving in a pristine white-colored car with a giant grayed-out apple logo in the center.