All four former Cup Series drivers from Stewart-Haas have found new teams for next season…..

In his first year with Richard Childress Racing, Kyle Busch had three race wins, which got the fans’ hopes up about a potential title-contending run in 2024.

But, in reality, the season turned out to be a dark spot in what has been an illustrious NASCAR racing career.

All he had was a couple of runner-up finishes to show for his efforts and ended the season 20th in the points standings.

This was his worst-ever overall performance, tying with his debut season back in 2005.

However, the only difference in 2024 was that he wasn’t even able to win a single race.

Rowdy was the NASCAR record holder for having at least one win every season consecutively for 19 years, but he couldn’t make it 20.

And this dismal showing by Busch overall has led to some doubt about his ability to win races.

However, no one expected MRN’s veteran journalist Doug Rice to make a bold prediction about Kyle Busch’s racing career.

It’s no secret that Busch has found the grass to be greener on RCR’s side after parting ways with Joe Gibbs Racing.

For a driver who was in his prime year with a team where he achieved his most success, he would’ve liked to retire there, But with M&M’s pulling the plug on their sponsorship, the driver was forced to find a new home, and he landed at RCR.