Robert Yates has broken off discussions with potential investors into Robert Yates Racing and will remain independent, focusing his efforts on improving the team’s performance. And if he’s not successful at the task, Yates could step away from the sport entirely, the car owner said Saturday morning at New Hampshire.
“I pretty much sent a letter to everybody and said right now I’m not interested in selling or anybody investing,” Yates said prior to Happy Hour practice. “I’m just going to try and focus on performance. I’m pretty much really tired of spending too much time working on something that doesn’t benefit anything. Right now, the thing I don’t need is money. The thing I need is performance, and I haven’t found a person to bring me performance. That’s what I’m looking for, just trying to focus on doing what I’m doing.”
And that means no co-owner, outside partner or investor, at least for now.
- Yates Trying to Get Stephen Leicht/Citi Financial in the No. 88 for ‘07
- Robert Yates to turn over team to son Doug in 2008
- DEI cannot sell the #8 to Hendrick
- Yates may sell the #88 team to DEI, Red Bull may also be interested
- Snickers, Mars considers ending Yates sponsorship
He needs a hot driver, any thoughts
Calling Hut Stricklin and Greg Sacks! Only kidding, George! I think that Kyle Busch would be a big shot in the arm to an owner that dominated not that long ago. I am not a fan of Kyle’s but he is exciting to watch because ya never know what he’ll do next!