Do you love surprises? No question, right? Everyone loves surprises, and Chris Buescher has had his fair share—some that he wished he would quite forget. Remember the nail-biting finish at Kansas Speedway? Brad Keselowski‘s star was on the brink of victory, only to be edged out by Kyle Larson by a mere 0.001 seconds. 

Or the fact that he led 293 laps at Goodyear 400 and was about to take the win. But hello another surprise and he washed up outside the wall. But this time the surprise he got is not on track but off it, and came from his closest. Let’s just say—he was taken aback. Also, his surprise, although, is not the only one washing on the NASCAR world!

Chris Buescher’s friends and family lied to him!

First, a cryptic photo by Brad Keselowski’s RFK Racing grazed the internet. The caption “Chris Buescher experienced the surprise of his LIFE, and we captured every moment for y’all to see.” 

Then RFK revealed the surprise–the race shop filled with a collection of Buescher’s most memorable race cars. His family has been working on this for more than six years–quite the planning, if you ask! They kept it hidden and secretly gathered all these cars including the legend races and truck races. Then RFK houses them proudly at their race shop. This gesture is sweet and couldn’t have come at a better time. Buescher might already feel the heat from some of the failed moments this season, and this can just show him the love and support he has. 

He went to Twitter to showcase his stellar collection of cars and express himself. He said, “Man I have like a dozen people to thank! Thanks to a lot of really good friends and family that kept secrets and lied to me over the past 6 years I now have some of the most memorable race cars I’ve driven to keep as conversation pieces. What an amazing surprise.”

As he heads to the very challenging road track at Sonoma, he can draw strength and motivation from the incredible support system of Brad Keselowski, the entire RFK Racing, and his family behind him. But his surprise is not the only surprise rocking the NASCAR sphere! 

Kevin Harvick’s surprise announcement taking the internet by storm! 

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Kevin Harvick retired last year from racing. Harvick fans were disappointed, it all seemed too quick. But Harvick is returning to racing again! Yes, this is true. The 48-year-old will return to the race tracks this summer. Harvick has been busy with his role as a FOX analyst for NASCAR. But with the NASCAR Race Hub shutting down and FOX handing over the NASCAR coverage to NBC mid-season, Harvick is free to race again. 

He will return to Late Model Racing driving his KHI Late Model in the ASA Deep South Cranes Blizzard Race No. 3 on June 28 at Five Flags Speedway. Then he will also go for the zMAX CARS Tour on August 3 at North Wilkesboro. While it was to happen on May 15, it now stands rescheduled due to predicted poor weather.

And for this return, Harvick will team up with his iconic partner Busch Light for the Super Late Model race. Busch Light, Anheuser-Busch, and Harvick have had a relationship for more than ten years, which was marked by their victory in the 2014 NASCAR Cup Series championship. And fans can see this partnership come alive again!

Harvick said, per the Kevin Harvick Inc. report, “I’m excited to get back in the No. 62 for some short-track racing. We have great partners with Busch Light, carrying the iconic blue and white colors along with the mountain landscape across the car, as well as Hunt Brothers Pizza. Both have been a big part of my career and to continue those relationships beyond my NASCAR career is special.”

Are you excited to see Harvick on track again? Also, what did you think of Buescher’s surprise?