On Saturday, September 12th, Chris Buescher made history by becoming the first driver to win a NASCAR Cup Series race at Richmond Raceway in over a decade. Buescher, who drives for Roush Fenway Racing, earned his first career victory in the Federated Auto Parts 400 and secured a spot in the NASCAR playoffs.
The race was an exciting one, with Buescher leading the pack for the majority of the race. He was able to hold off a late charge from Denny Hamlin and Brad Keselowski to take the checkered flag. Buescher’s victory marked the first time since 2009 that a driver had won at Richmond Raceway.
Buescher’s win was a huge accomplishment for both him and his team. It was his first career win in the Cup Series and it secured him a spot in the NASCAR playoffs. The playoffs are a 10-race series that determines the champion of the NASCAR Cup Series. Buescher’s win was a major milestone for the young driver, as he is now guaranteed a spot in the playoffs.
The win was also a major accomplishment for Roush Fenway Racing. The team had not won at Richmond Raceway since 2008, when Carl Edwards won the race. Buescher’s win was a much-needed boost for the team, as they have struggled in recent years.
Chris Buescher’s win at Richmond Raceway was a major milestone for both him and his team. His victory secured him a spot in the NASCAR playoffs and was a huge accomplishment for Roush Fenway Racing. It was an exciting race and one that will be remembered for years to come.
