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After 2022, Kyle Busch’s NASCAR sponsor M&M’s will no longer be with him
Jan
Kyle Busch’s lucrative M&M’s sponsorship deal is coming to an end
Busch’s most visible sponsor, M&M’s, is leaving NASCAR at the end of the 2022 season, ending a 15-year engagement with the Joe Gibbs Racing driver.
“It’s hard to put into words the appreciation I have for the Mars family, their associates and their brands that have supported me since 2008,” Busch said in a social media post.
“On the track we’ve won 55 races and 2 championships together. But off the track we’ve built friendships that will live way beyond 2022. The Mars family has always accepted me for who I am and I’ll always be thankful for that. Here’s to many more trips to Victory Lane in 2022!”
Despite being sanctioned the week before for a violation of NASCAR’s code of conduct, Busch won the 2015 and 2019 NASCAR Cup Series titles in M&M’s-themed cars and competed in one at this year’s finale in Phoenix.
The most recent contract, according to Forbes, was paid $20 million per year. M&M’s have been the principal product featured on Busch’s cars, although Mars has used the partnership to promote other Mars products such as Skittles and Pedigree dog food.
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