KYLE BUSCH TO FORD? Leaked Photos Show Rowdy Testing RFK Mustang – ‘RCR Lied to Me

In a shocking twist nobody saw coming, Kyle Busch — the two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and one of the sport’s most polarizing figures — has reportedly been caught testing an RFK Racing Ford Mustang at a private session in North Carolina.
Photos leaked early Monday morning show a very unmistakable Busch, clad in a plain black firesuit, stepping into a #6 RFK Ford test car at an undisclosed track — sending the NASCAR world into an immediate frenzy.
And if that wasn’t enough, insiders claim Busch was overheard venting to RFK team members:
“RCR lied to me. I’m done with them.”
Why the Fallout?
Busch, who joined Richard Childress Racing (RCR) in 2023 with huge fanfare, has endured a frustrating 2025 season plagued by poor performance, mechanical failures, and rumors of internal friction.
Sources close to the situation say Busch has been growing increasingly disillusioned with RCR’s direction — particularly after promises of upgraded equipment and engineering support failed to materialize.
“Kyle was told he’d be the centerpiece of RCR’s future,” one anonymous team source said. “Instead, he’s been hung out to dry.”
Ford’s Power Play
If Busch does make the jump to RFK, it would be a blockbuster move. RFK Racing, co-owned by Brad Keselowski, has quietly been building momentum — and adding a superstar like Busch could instantly elevate the team into championship contention.
Industry insiders say Ford executives are “very eager” to land Rowdy, believing he’s the missing piece to challenge Toyota’s rising dominance.
“Getting Kyle would be a statement,” one Ford official said privately. “It tells the garage Ford isn’t playing games anymore.”
Official Responses (or Lack Thereof)
Both RCR and RFK Racing have refused to comment publicly on the leaks. Kyle Busch himself has been unusually silent on social media, further fueling speculation.
Meanwhile, Richard Childress was reportedly seen leaving the RCR campus Monday afternoon, looking visibly frustrated, according to local reporters.
“If this is true, it’ll be one of the messiest breakups NASCAR’s seen in years,” said one longtime team insider.
Is Kyle Busch about to drop a bombshell and switch manufacturers again? All signs point to yes — and if he does, it could completely shake up the NASCAR landscape heading into 2026.
Stay tuned. This one’s far from over.