Richard Childress Racing pokes fun at Kyle Busch, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. brawl with hilarious workout option

Richard Childress Racing poked fun at the fight between Kyle Busch and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. with a workout option posted at its headquarters. Mechanic and pit crew member Bozi Tatarevic shared a photo of the workout option that says, “1 on 1 with Justin White, 5 rounds of 1 min.” White is a member of Busch’s pit crew and was seen throwing members of Stenhouse’s team.

Fans loved seeing White in action. One person wrote: “In awe of how he just marched in there and started chucking dudes around. Half expected him to German Suplex one of those guys, Brock Lesnar style.”

Another person added, “This guy no doubt is a beast, however the Kroger Team appeared to be recruits from the nursing home.”

One of the workout options at RCR today. https://t.co/oZuJmS8ozG pic.twitter.com/hTBi24VJkX

— Bozi Tatarevic (@BoziTatarevic) May 20, 2024

Will Kyle Busch and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. be punished for the fight?

Busch has been with Richard Childress Racing for two years, and the team is clearly showing support for him. It’s unclear if Busch and Stenhouse will be punished for the fight, but if there is punishment, Stenhouse could see more consequences since he threw the first punch.

“Yeah, just definitely built-up frustration with how he runs his mouth all the time about myself. But I know he’s frustrated because he doesn’t run near as good as he used to, and I understand that,” Stenhouse said after the altercation.

“We’re a single-car team over here. We’re working really hard to go out and get better each and every weekend, and we had a really good game plan coming in. Our car was really strong Friday in practice. I was looking forward to running to the front. I think we had passed a couple cars there and I was excited for the rest of the night, and he ruined it. Being stuck in here definitely doesn’t help the frustration. If there was a tunnel, I’d have probably been home watching the end of that, but here we are.”

Stenhouse appeared on the Stacking Pennies podcast on Monday and showed remorse for the fight. “The sucky part is you always feel bad after the fact,” Stenhouse said. “When you wake up the next day, you’re like ‘You know what, I probably shouldn’t have done that,’ because you got kids watching. …But [Busch] also shouldn’t have wrecked me on purpose just because I passed him.”

Busch told reporters he ran into Stenhouse for one reason. “I’m tired of being run over by everybody,” Busch said. “But that’s what everybody does. Everybody runs over everybody to pass everybody.”