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Who replaced Kyle Busch?

Published in NASCAR Driver Changes 2 mins read

Ty Gibbs was promoted to replace Kyle Busch in Joe Gibbs Racing's (JGR) NASCAR Cup Series lineup.

Ty Gibbs Steps into Kyle Busch's Cup Series Role

Ty Gibbs, a promising talent in the world of stock car racing, officially took over the position previously held by two-time Cup Series champion Kyle Busch within the esteemed Joe Gibbs Racing organization. This move signifies a significant step in Gibbs's career, transitioning him into the pinnacle of NASCAR competition.

The Official Announcement

The confirmation of Gibbs's promotion to the premier Cup Series came via an official announcement, detailed in a news release. This Tuesday announcement solidified his place in JGR's Cup lineup, preparing him for the challenges and opportunities of the highest level of stock car racing.

Key Details of the Transition

  • New Driver: Ty Gibbs
  • Previous Driver: Kyle Busch
  • Team: Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR)
  • Series: NASCAR Cup Series
  • Crew Chief Continuity: Gibbs will continue his working relationship with Chris Gayle, who served as his crew chief during his successful Xfinity Series championship season. This continuity is expected to provide a familiar and supportive environment as Gibbs adjusts to the demands of the Cup Series.

Here's a quick overview of the change:

Aspect Details
Team Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR)
Series NASCAR Cup Series
Replaced Driver Kyle Busch
Replacing Driver Ty Gibbs
Crew Chief (Ty Gibbs) Chris Gayle (promoted with Gibbs)