Burgess had a successful career in Formula 1 before arriving in Australia and working with firstly the Dick Johnson Racing outfit, Triple Eight Racing and finally Walkinshaw Racing across the last decade.
He has received plenty of support from the Supercars community since the announcement he was leaving.
"It has been really nice and reassuring and good to see the level of support I have had on social media but equally just friends within the business - whether it is drivers or other teams or sponsors texting me," Burgess said.
Burgess has some options open to him and will weigh up what he wants to do next before selecting from his choices.
"There's been a few offers and a few discussions appear in the past week but at the moment I am sitting back letting those discussions start to come to a point where I can sit down and make a decision what I do next.
"I will certainly go racing. I have always been racing - it is all I have done and is all I ever will do.
"There are a couple of offers in Supercars, there's a couple of offers outside of Supercars and there is an offer back in Europe but I don't want to rush.
"You have got to look at all the information in front of you and make the best decision going forwards.
"I'm just doing my homework at the moment and hopefully I will make my decision in the next few weeks or month or two."
