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Chris Buescher, Roush Fenway Reveal New Fastenal Scheme For Phoenix and 2021

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Chris Buescher’s 2021 Fastenal paint scheme, which will debut this weekend at Phoenix Raceway. Photo Credit: @RoushFenway on Twitter.

Chris Buescher will be sporting a new look on his No. 17 Roush Fenway Racing Ford Mustang in this weekend’s NASCAR Cup Series Season Finale 500 at Phoenix Raceway. His car will give everyone a first look at his 2021 Fastenal paint scheme.

The team revealed the look on their social media channels.

The scheme will feature more of a white base, where the Fastenal scheme over the last couple of years has been a more dark base. Its a refreshed look and it looks really nice and clean.

Buescher, who moved to Roush Fenway Racing to replace Ricky Stenhouse Jr., has recorded career highs in top-fives (two) and top-10 finishes (eight) this season and sits 21st in the NASCAR Cup Series point standings going into the final race of the year.

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