After blazing a trail with three wins out of the final five races in the regular season, the prodigy of Brad Keselowski has certainly shed his dark horse tag. His dazzling performance at Daytona International Speedway wasn’t just a flash in the pan; it sent a loud and clear message to all competitors: his victories are more sweat than serendipity.

As the rubber hits the road at Bristol Motor Speedway for the final showdown of the first round of the playoffs, it’s do or die for the No. 17 driver and his captain at the helm. Lately, the driver has stirred the pot, making some eyebrow-raising comments about his team and the big cheese behind the wheel.

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For a fledgling squad like Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing, which has seen many fresh faces lately, clinching nearly three on-the-trot victories, especially in the final high-stakes races, is no small potatoes. As per the grapevine and echoed by racing icons like Dale Earnhardt Jr., the game changer has been Brad Keselowski’s hands-on involvement, steering the team to new heights. In fact, Keselowski went the extra mile, even revamping the team’s den in stark black and white, ensuring all hands on deck focused solely on speed, the car, and the driving part.

Recently, ahead of the Bristol showdown, a racecourse where Chris Buescher claimed the win last year, he was put on the hot seat regarding his soaring confidence, especially with a stalwart like Brad Keselowski backing him at Daytona. Buescher’s response was more tight-lipped than forthright, shedding light on Keselowski’s pivotal role and emphasizing the collective spirit of the team. He remarked, “I think it’s more about the teammates and having Brad behind us there and knowing what we’ve talked about doing and what we studied to finish those races.”

He further added, “I feel there’s a whole lot more to the fact of how our teams are working together to make things happen and get those wins. We’ve been really close at a lot of those speedway races, so we had confidence that we had the speed there, but the execution and working together is a big factor.”

Apart from extolling the virtues of teamwork and his affinity with Keselowski, Buescher also gave a sneak peek into his playbook for the looming Talladega face-off and the intricacies of superspeedway racing.

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Buescher talks about the next race at Talladega and the challenges it poses

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Navigating the bends and turns of Talladega’s Superspeedway is no walk in the park, and Buescher makes no bones about it not being his top pick. However, against the odds, the superspeedways have surprisingly been a feather in his cap and his team’s. The tricky part, as he underscores, is staying the course consistently.

Drawing parallels with the synergy exhibited by Team Penske’s elite drivers, he divulged that Brad Keselowski and he, along with their entire crew, are always on the same page. Their mantra for Talladega? Find each other amidst the roaring engines and burning rubber.

Furthermore, with an unwavering faith in his Ford Mustang’s prowess, he optimistically shared, “We know we are going to have fast Mustangs and just control what we can, but know that if we can be there and stay out of some of the chaos that we?ll have an opportunity to win the race, and we?ll work hard together to make that happen for one or both of us.”

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With a precarious lead of only 13 points above the playoff precipice and armed with two top-ten finishes in his cap from recent races, Buescher is all revved up for Bristol. The racing world is on tenterhooks, eager to see what cards he and Keselowski will play to keep the competition eating their dust.