$45M-Worth NASCAR Champion Speaks Out on 23XI Racing’s Unused Cup Series Asset
A $45 million-worth NASCAR champion has voiced his concerns over 23XI Racing’s decision to leave a valuable asset underutilized in the Cup Series. The driver, known for his impressive career earnings and on-track success, believes the team is failing to maximize its full potential. His comments have ignited a debate about the team’s long-term strategy and whether adjustments are needed to improve competitiveness.
23XI Racing, co-owned by NBA legend Michael Jordan and NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin, has made significant strides since its inception in 2021. With talented drivers like Bubba Wallace and Tyler Reddick, the team has shown flashes of brilliance but has yet to establish itself as a consistent championship contender. According to the champion driver, one of their assets—whether a car, driver, or key piece of equipment—is not being used to its fullest capability, potentially hindering the team’s success.
The statement has left fans speculating about the specific asset in question. Some believe it could be an underutilized backup car or an experienced driver waiting for an opportunity. Others suggest it might be a strategic decision regarding sponsorships, resources, or even personnel within the team. Regardless, the champion’s comments suggest that 23XI Racing may need to rethink its approach to remain competitive in the ever-evolving NASCAR landscape.
As the Cup Series season progresses, all eyes will be on 23XI Racing to see if they respond to this criticism. Will they make adjustments to better utilize their resources, or will they stay the course with their current strategy? One thing is certain—when a champion speaks, the NASCAR world listens.
