Chris Buescher had an emotional reaction to being pushed up into the wall by Tyler Reddick with 10 laps to go during Sunday’s Goodyear 400 at Darlington Raceway, confronting the 23XI Racing driver on pit road after the race.
Sunday's Goodyear 400 at Darlington Raceway saw Brad Keselowski snap a winless streak of more than three seasons, as he took advantage of teammate Chris Buescher's misfortune in the closing laps. Here are the power rankings as the Cup Series heads for the NASCAR All-Star Race on Sunday at North Wilkesboro (N.C.) Speedway.
Brad Keselowski may have won at Chris Buescher’s expense on Sunday afternoon at Darlington, but the No. 6 wheelman is still proud of his driver for RFK Racing.
23XI Racing’s Tyler Reddick came close to winning his second Cup race of the season on Sunday at Darlington. He found himself in a dual with RFK Racing’s Chris Buescher with just a few laps left in the Goodyear 400.
NASCAR Cup Series driver Chris Buescher has been having a tough month of May.
With hindsight, you see everything in 20/20. Chris Buescher is going to look back on that Kansas runner-up finish for years. Right now, he has to refocus himself and get ready to go at Darlington.
This week RFK Racing made sure to go out and check the finish line at Darlington before the NASCAR Cup Series goes racing. Last week at Kansas the team was a little dejected after Chris Buescher lost by 0.001 seconds, with a crooked finish line to boot.
Chris Buescher is currently the most heart broken drivers in the NASCAR Cup Series garage. He lost the Kansas Cup race to Hendrick Motorsports’ Kyle Larson on Sunday with a margin of just 0.001 second.
Following a finish for the ages at Kansas over the weekend, Chris Buescher is still letting the reality of his second-place finish sink in. It’s been tough, to say the least.
Kyle Larson’s spotter Tyler Monn made sure to speak with Chris Buescher’s spotter Mike Herman following the closest finish in NASCAR Cup Series history.
Kevin Harvick took some time to weigh in on the closest finish in NASCAR Cup Series history, which took place over the weekend at Kansas Speedway, with Kyle Larson edging Chris Buescher at the line.
Following a weekend that could have sparked a significant amount of controversy after the closest finish in NASCAR history, tensions have mostly eased in the wake of Kyle Larson‘s narrow win over Chris Buescher.
Denny Hamlin decided to partake in some Monday Morning Quarterbacking on the latest episode of his Actions Detrimental podcast, regarding the way Chris Buescher raced Kyle Larson on the final lap at Kansas Speedway.
Denny Hamlin is doing some sleuthing, believing the 0.001 seconds that separated Kyle Larson and Chris Buescher on the final lap at Kansas Speedway seems a little fishy.
Ford can’t get any closer to a win than it did Sunday night at Kansas Speedway.
Chris Buescher was the runner-up Sunday in what turned out to be the closest finish in NASCAR Cup Series history. After initially seeming upset, Buescher had a wholesome message following his defeat.
NASCAR Cup Series driver Chris Buescher seemed befuddled by the fact that he lost to Kyle Larson on Sunday.
Chris Buescher was understandably disappointed on Sunday evening after losing in the closest NASCAR Cup Series finish ever.
A photo provided by NASCAR shows just how close Kyle Larson and Chris Buescher were to each other during their photo finish at the end of the AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kansas on Sunday night.
Kyle Larson made the decisive move off Turn 4 and nipped Chris Buescher at the finish line Sunday, earning the checkers in a historic photo-finish NASCAR overtime to win the AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kan.
After a multi-hour rain delay, the NASCAR Cup Series' Advent Health 400 at Kansas Speedway on Sunday was worth the wait.
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