Chris Buescher Praises Brad Keselowski’s Dual Role in NASCAR Brad Keselowski is set to make his 600th start in the NASCAR Cup Series on March 29 at Martinsville Speedway, marking a significant milestone in his career. The 2012 champion has long been respected by fans and drivers, but his teammate Chris Buescher has emerged as one of his most vocal admirers. Buescher’s praise for Keselowski’s contributions to the sport highlights the deep respect he holds for the driver’s work ethic and leadership. Keselowski’s transition from driver to team owner has been a defining aspect of his career. In 2022, he became a co-owner of RFK Racing, a move that has allowed him to influence the sport from both behind the wheel and in the garage. Buescher, who has worked closely with Keselowski in this dual role, credits the team owner’s hands-on approach for fostering a unique partnership. “It has been the most unique way to talk about race cars to your ownership because anything we are experiencing in our race car or anything we want to be better, he’s living it at the same time,” Buescher said during a press conference at Darlington Raceway. Buescher emphasized how Keselowski’s personal commitment to improvement mirrors the team’s goals. “He wants that to be better. He wants our cars to turn better in the middle, and he wants the rear to be planted in the racetrack. He understands exactly where we’re coming from,” he added. This alignment between Keselowski’s vision and the team’s objectives has been instrumental in shaping RFK Racing’s progress. Under Keselowski’s leadership, the team has evolved from a two-car operation to a three-car organization, with Ryan Preece now driving the third car.#rfk_racing #chris_buescher #brad_keselowski #martinsville_speedway #darlington_raceway
