If there’s one thing you can bet your money on blindly, it is the fact that Kyle Busch will always speak his heart out. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver is notorious for his interviews, his comments, and yes, his radio messages too.

Recently, it was the latter, a radio message that once again proved the aforementioned point.

During the NASCAR Truck Series race at Charlotte Motor Speedway, the Kyle Busch Motorsports driver was heard saying on his radio, “I’m plowing my a** off. … S**t. S**t. S**t. F***ing s**t.”

But that wasn’t it. The two-time Cup Series champion then went on to rip into his own team, obviously out of frustration, but still roasted his own team.

“Kyle Busch Motorsports is a f***ing joke,” he said. And Busch also reacted to the recurring pit road issues he was having as he said, “Wow. All I can say is, wow.”

Joe Gibbs comes up with an update on the future of Kyle Busch at JGR

A few weeks ago, Kyle Busch was questioned about his future amidst the certain exit of his primary sponsor, M&M’s, and his contract at Joe Gibbs Racing. “Ask Joe Gibbs,” Busch had said in his response, invoking an air of panic.

However, recently, the team owner himself clarified the current situation around the #18 driver’s future, as well as what the future holds for him in JGR.

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“We’re really confident that we’re going to have that (No. 18) car squared away, sponsorship-wise, and we’re trying to work on our deal right now with Kyle,” Gibbs said. “So I think we feel good about it.”

Gibbs added that they now have three veteran drivers who are capable of winning a race week in and week out, so taking care of them from every corner is a priority for his team.

“You’re always constantly trying to search for sponsorships, extend their contracts, and so that’s part of what we do. We’re going as hard as we can,” he said.

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