Up To Speed: Buescher Says Crew Members ‘Saved Our Day’ In Garage Area
Chris Buescher has been the unlikeliest of stories this season, and is currently in the midst of a Chase battle of his own. Following a …
Chris Buescher has been the unlikeliest of stories this season, and is currently in the midst of a Chase battle of his own. Following a …
The Bristol night race, always the highlight of any season brought James Buescher a brief respite from what was otherwise a nightmarish year.
The NASCAR Nationwide Series season is off for two weeks, and it is much-needed for plenty of teams. While gearing up for the final three …
Turner Scott Motorsports swept the top three spots for this afternoon’s Camping World Truck Series race from Kansas Speedway. James Buescher, who led both practice …
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_The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is immersed in a tight championship battle, with James Buesher and Ty Dillon at the forefront, each battling for his first series title. Buescher knows how intense the heat of the battle is; he was a contender in 2011 as well, finishing third–could that, along with his four wins, give him the edge this year? Buescher was in Charlotte last weekend, racing in the Nationwide Series, and he took some time to sit and chat with our Amy Henderson to discuss his beginnings as a hobby racer, growing up on the track, racing smart in the championship hunt…and much more._
*Izod IndyCar Series: Two Drivers to Allow Fans to Design Helmets for Charity* Fans with an artistic side have two chances to design helmets that will be used during races this season and then raffled off to benefit charity. Justin Wilson and the International Dyslexia Association have teamed up to present a competition for young people with dyslexia to design the helmet that Wilson will use at the Grand Prix of Baltimore. After the race, the helmet will be raffled off and the proceeds will benefit the IDA. Wilson recently revealed he had dyslexia.
For a second year in a row, Chris Buescher is the first driver out of the playoffs.
Chris Buescher came up clutch when he needed to in order to give himself more of a points cushion.
Kevin Nix breaks down whether Chris Buescher or Ryan Preece will make the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series postseason.