The NASCAR world was graced with a piece of fantastic news recently. The two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch announced his return to the race. Though 2022 proved to be a difficult year for the champion, 2023 looks great so far. 

Rowdy saw a huge change in his career, moving from the long-term association of 15 years driving for Joe Gibbs Racing to Richard Childress Racing 2023 onwards. And now, as per the new updates, he will be competing in NASCAR Xfinity Series. Post his retirement from the series, this will mark his comeback with Kaulig Racing. His last race was in 2021, where he won all five races that he competed in. He will compete in five races as a part-time driver for Kaulig Racing in the No. 10 Chevrolet. 

Fans ecstatic for Kyle Busch’s return

In a Twitter post, Austin Konenski, a NASCAR writer, wrote, “Kyle Busch announces he will come out of NASCAR Xfinity Series retirement and compete in the series this year. Five races in the No. 10 car for Kaulig Racing makes the most sense.” Following the announcement, the Rowdy fans were the most excited. Some fans can’t wait to see their favorite perform on the tracks after a couple of years. Check out what a few fans had to say.

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Kyle Busch at The Clash this year

For Busch, this 2023 season began with the race at The Clash at the Coliseum. Two of Richard Childress Racing’s teammates scored places in the top 3, Austin Dillon was second and Rowdy third. However, he was not very happy with it and slammed Joey Logano for it. The incident with Joey Logano was a setback for Busch in the race. In a press conference, Busch said, “Yeah, I mean, Logano didn’t get hit by anybody. He just flat out drove through me, so he’s got another one coming–I owe him a few.” He continued saying that the race was much better last year though there was some bumping, but this year was a disaster. Rowdy feels this year’s race was disrespectful, as everyone was just driving through each other. 

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No matter what, the two-time Cup Series champion still proved himself with his brilliant performance. Rowdy made it a point to indirectly send a message to all to be cautious of him, as he’s not easy to beat. Fans can certainly look forward to a fantastic race season this year full of action starting with the Daytona 500, which is just around the corner.