Kyle Busch won his 100th Xfinity Series race Saturday at Nashville Superspeedway. He has said for a number of years that he would retire from Xfinity after reaching 100 wins.
Busch is scheduled to drive in five Xfinity races this season. Saturday’s race was his third of the year. He will still drive at Road America and Atlanta.
So, is he done after that?
It might be all said and done after two more Xfinity Series races. Busch doesn‘t think Joe Gibbs Racing has sold any Xfinity races yet for him in 2022 and so this year could be his last running his allowed five events a season.
“Why? Did you hear the crowd? Nobody likes me,” Busch said. “I get beat up, whether it is the fans or (media), like ‘Why am I doing it? What am I doing it for? Why am I beating on the little guys?‘ I love winning. If I can‘t win on the Cup side, hell, I may quit that and come back and run Xfinity full time.”
— Associated Press —
