Winning seems to be out of the question for Kyle Busch at this point but you can never count out a two-time Cup Series champion.

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Aside from an incident at Martinsville last year, LaJoie said the drivers haven't had any history and typically race each other well.

Corey LaJoie and Kyle Busch have been at each other's throats since the Cup Series race at Pocono and things are far from okay.

Kyle Busch said Saturday that he still hadn't spoken with Corey LaJoie after their incident last weekend at Pocono Raceway.

SPEEDWAY, Ind. — Only a few days after saying, “It doesn’t matter what I think,” upon exiting the Pocono Raceway care center last Sunday (July 14), Kyle Busch set the record straight on his run-in with Corey LaJoie during his mid-week appearance on The Pat McAfee Show.

Kyle Busch said that he’s not talked to Corey LaJoie since their incident last weekend at Pocono and that there is no need to do so because LaJoie is “just a liar’’ and that “payback is coming.” Busch made his comments Friday during an appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show" ahead of Cup practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

The chaos unfolded when LaJoie's car nudged into Busch, triggering a chain reaction that saw Busch spin and slide across the infield, taking other competitors, including AJ Allmendinger and Ricky Stenhouse Jr., out of contention. This incident led to Busch's premature exit from the race, marking his fifth DNF in the last seven Cup races.

Kyle Busch didn't hold back on the "Pat McAfee Show," calling Corey LaJoie a liar and hinting at payback for the incident at Pocono.

On Tuesday, it was announced that Corey LaJoie would not face any punishment for what appeared to be an intentional wreck of Kyle Busch at Pocono on Sunday. NASCAR deemed it a racing incident, though Sr. Vice President of Competition Elton Sawyer noted they would sit down and speak with LaJoie to make sure he was “in a good place.”

Kyle Busch joined ESPN's Pat McAfee show and delivered his perspective to the incident between him and Corey LaJoie and Pocono Raceway.