Buescher confronts Reddick after another near-miss NASCAR loss at Darlington Raceway

Chris Buescher was frustrated because he lost another NASCAR race due to a close call. Last week, he lost by a tiny margin to Kyle Larson at Kansas. This time, at the Goodyear 400, Tyler Reddick's attempt to pass him caused both cars to crash, ruining their chances of winning at Darlington. Buescher was upset and told Reddick he should have made a better decision. Buescher emphasized that Reddick, who had already qualified for the playoffs, should have been more careful. Buescher wanted Reddick to improve and be more mature in his racing decisions. Reddick explained that he tried to pass aggressively but attempted to avoid hitting Buescher. He acknowledged that he needed to make better choices in such situations. Brad Keselowski took advantage of the situation and won his first NASCAR race in three years. Keselowski encouraged Buescher to stay focused and continue his efforts. Buescher expressed disappointment at missing out on another opportunity to win a race. He reflected on what he could have done differently in the previous race at Kansas. Reddick admitted that he needed to work on his racing decisions to avoid taking away others' chances of winning. Keselowski's victory served as a reminder to Buescher to stay true to himself and continue his racing journey.