Posts Tagged ‘RFK Racing’
With No Win, Buescher Misses Cup Playoffs Once More
Chris Buescher fell just short of winning the Coke Zero Sugar 400 Saturday at Daytona Int’l Speedway, and for the second year in a row is the first man out of the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs.
Read MoreWin & In: RFK’s Playoff Hopes Hinge On Daytona
With only one race left to make the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs, all the drivers who are not locked in are feeling the pressure.
Read MorePreece Surprises Cup Foes With Busch Pole At Richmond
With his NASCAR Cup Series playoff fate up in the air, Ryan Preece took a huge step toward cementing his status by earning the Busch Light Pole Award Friday evening at Richmond Raceway.
Read MoreBuescher: Making Cup Playoffs ‘Comes Down To Execution’
With two weeks left in the regular season, Chris Buescher is starting to see his pathway into the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs.
Read MorePreece Not Giving Up On Cup Series Playoff Chances
In his career, Ryan Preece has been used to doing things the hard way. The next challenge on his agenda is to make the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs in year one at RFK Racing.
Read MoreCorn Country Gives Another Strong Run For Surging RFK
RFK Racing has been getting ever closer to finding victory lane again in the NASCAR Cup Series.
Read MoreBuescher On Playoff Push: ‘Lot Of Good Tracks Coming Up’
For the last three years, Chris Buescher has been no stranger to facing adversity when it comes to making the NASCAR Cup Series playoff grid late in the regular season.
Read MoreStrong Results, But No Brickyard 400 Win For RFK
While strong results came for RFK Racing at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday, it wasn’t exactly the news the organization was looking for after the 29th Brickyard 400.
Read MoreRFK Trio Dominates, But Falls Short Of Victory In Atlanta
While all three RFK Racing cars fell short of their goal of winning Saturday night at EchoPark Speedway, positives still came out of the Quaker State 400.
Read MoreFinally, A Cup Series Top Five For Keselowski In 2025
Brad Keselowski finally broke through and netted the first top five of the season for his No. 6 team, finishing fifth in Sunday night’s Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
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