Kyle Busch is edging towards the end of his association with long-time sponsor M&M’s as well as Joe Gibbs Racing. The next year will mark a fresh start for him and his new home, Richard Childress Racing.

And with this new beginning, many have laid down new hopes for the two-time Cup Series champion. In a recent episode of Door Bumper Clear, Brett Griffin opened up about Kyle Busch and his switch to Richard Childress Racing (RCR). Moreover, the NASCAR spotter shared a piece of advice that he feels will help Busch.

While talking about the 37-year-old driver rejecting an eight-figure deal and admitting his mistakes, Griffin said, “This is the point in life where we watch Kyle Busch transform into the modern-day Kevin Harvick. Kevin Harvick had a long list of, in Kyle’s words, ‘stupid things that Kevin did throughout his career.’ Then all of a sudden it flipped, (and) he stopped doing them.”

Furthermore, Griffin said that Busch too is at a point where he needs to embody more maturity. And hence, it would be better for the two-time champion to move on from Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR). He said, “And I think this is the point where in Kyle’s career, he gets to RCR, he shows more maturity. Here’s my only advice, and he didn’t take advice from me obviously, but move on man. It’s over. Your Joe Gibbs marriage is done.”

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Apart from that, Griffin talked about what exactly led Busch into this position. He discussed how his long-time sponsor’s decision affected his racing career.

Brett Griffin on why Kyle Busch lost his job

While talking about the situation amid which Busch has to search for a new contract, Griffin said, “You have two more weeks and M&M’s leaving the sport is why you lost your job. If M&M’s came back, Kyle Busch would have never been up for contract and negotiations.”

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Furthermore, he said that it’s sad that the candy company is leaving the sport.

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