James Buescher

Niece Motorsports

2025 Fantasy Outlook

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Car No. 44 Chevrolet

Daytona Truck Start

Gander Outdoors Truck

February 10, 2021

NASCAR Truck Series Champion Buescher will again return to Niece Motorsports in 2021. Buescher will race the No. 44 FHE/GR Energy Services Chevrolet Silverado in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season-opening race at Daytona International Speedway, Niece Motorsports PR reports.

ANALYSIS
Buescher has been mainly retired from full-time racing, but he made a one-off start for this team last fall at Texas and finished a respectable 15th-place. The 2012 truck series champion will make another one-off start for the team in the upcoming Daytona season-opener. The Texas native has five-career starts at this oval with his best finish of ninth-place coming in 2011.

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Made one start in 2021 for Niece Motorsports at Daytona. No 2022 plans have been announced for Buescher. However, it would not be surprising to see him attempt a one-off start at Daytona again.

Buescher had been largely inactive in NASCAR for the four prior seasons, but he popped back up again in 2020. The veteran driver made one start for Niece Motorsports and earned a respectable 15th-place finish at Texas. His 2021 plans have not been announced, but it could be that Buescher will make another one-off start in the upcoming season.

Buescher is a free agent driver in 2018.

Made just 3 starts in the truck series last season. Is a free agent driver in 2016.

The reigning truck series champion returns in 2013 to defend his title. Buescher will once again take the reigns of the No. 31 Chevy truck that he rode to the championship in 2012. For the 22-year-old Texan this will be his fifth full season of competition in the Camping World Truck Series, so he’s no greenhorn. Last year’s four victories and 10 Top-5 finishes were personal bests. Buescher will be challenged to keep his level of performance this high in a racing series that it filled with talented young drivers and lots of parity. The promotion of teammate Nelson Piquet Jr. to the Nationwide Series should shift more of Turner Motorsports’ focus toward Buescher, and that can only be a good thing.

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James Buescher: Joins Truck Series

Camping World Truck

February 19, 2015

On Friday night, Buescher will return to his NASCAR roots and compete in the season opener of the Camping World truck series at Daytona International Speedway, the Dallas Morning News reports.