“We bring the best quality that we can,” Kurt Busch has no doubts about the quality of the 23X1 racing car » FirstSportz

Kurt Busch made one of his significant team changes earlier this season when the veteran joined the Michael Jordan and Denny Hamelin obsessed 23X1 race‘s No: Driving 45 cars to bring the teams to new heights with his experience and also being a mentor to the team’s first driver Bubba Wallace.

Kurt Busch had an electric start to his 2022 season, steadily improving his placings throughout the season and posting 3 top 10 finishes which gave him 107 points and a P12 spot in the championship score ahead of teammate Bubba Wallace on 17^th.

Now the 2004 Cup Series champion has expressed his thoughts on the quality of the 23X1 racing team and Toyotas.

Find out what Kurt Busch said

Kurt Busch acknowledged that the 23X1 Racing team has all the qualities and skills similar to the top teams he had worked for in the past such as; B. the quality of the cars and the teamwork. Etc. He went on to say that Michael Jordan’s team is a sister team to Joe Gibbs Racing and he and his teammate Bubba Wallace are out on track hoping one of the two Toyotas will win the race.

“I’ve been on different teams but I’m also blessed to be on high profile teams and this team is no different. We’re bringing the best possible quality to the track by developing Next Gen, where parts are harder to find and repairs are a different strategy to what’s approved and what’s not. But overall the quality of the cars, the teamwork, everything is there,” said Kurt Busch.

“We’re a sister team to JGR (Joe Gibbs Racing) so I see it like six Toyotas go out there to win. And that’s the feel, that’s the attitude, and that’s the tone that we have now with the 23 car and the 45 cars,” added Kurt Busch.

Kurt Busch said his team has a lot of things to look at in the coming days, like the reconfigured track race at Atlanta this weekend and the first road course of the 2022 season at COTA next week, both of which required calculated steps.

“Here we are at Atlanta, as new as this track is as the pavement and bench are reconfigured and the rules package is new, this is the mindset of a record race. Then COTA next week, for the first time with the Next Gen on a rod course. We’re going to Richmond; this is a real short track. There’s so much going on that there’s no definitive reset, it just has to be a calculated effort each week,” said Kurt Busch.

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