"I'm gonna have to blur image of my mansions" - $5M-worth Chris Buescher reacts to lavish lifestyle online video claims

Chris Buescher might need to blur the street images of all four mansions that he owns; thanks to AI and a YouTube channel called 'Race Hub'. RFK Racing's marketing team recently had him react to a clickbait video about his lifestyle.

Chris Buescher currently drives the No. 17 Ford Mustang Dark Horse full-time for RFK Racing in the NASCAR Cup Series. He has five wins to his name so far, with the most recent one coming in August 2023 at Daytona International Speedway. Buescher, who also drove for JTG Daugherty Racing, is the 2015 Xfinity Series champion. As per Celebrity Net Worth, he flaunts a net worth of $5 million.

The reaction video started with Chris Buescher trying to fathom why he was asked to be present in front of the marketing team that day. However, judging by the constant giggling among the crew members, he felt it might be something good. Soon, Buescher realized that he would be reacting to a video that was titled: "Inside Chris Buescher's Luxury Lifestyle".

"I have no clue what I'm doing here today," Buescher said. "Judging by all the giggling that's going on, something good is about to happen. This is off to a good start; I'm excited."

The video showed a short clip of his hometown in Prosper. However, Buescher noted that it was not Prosper. The video then said that Buescher found his love for racing behind the wheel of a GoKart. Chris Buescher intervened again, saying,

"That's not true. I think I was already driving NASCAR at the time of that GoKarting by the way. I think that was for fun," he said.

The video claimed that James Finch, owner of Phoenix Racing, was the first to recognize Buescher's potential. Interestingly, the Prosper native said,

"I don't think I've ever met James Finch."

Although Race Hub was right about one of Chris Buescher's previous mansions, the next one they showed had the Ford pilot exclaim,

"I have no clue whose place that is!"

The video then claimed that Chris Buescher met his wife Emma at high school to which Buescher said,

"I didn't go to high school. Emma and I certainly didn't know each other there."

"It's so weird. What just happened? There's a lot that was right. I might have to blur the street image of my mansions... all four of them. Part of me wants to say like, if you're gonna do it, you're gonna get it right, and then most of me says can we take this down?" he added.

As of today, Chris Buescher is 12th in the Cup Series standings with 562 points, having secured two runner-up finishes at the Shriners Children's 500 and the AdventHealth 400. He is yet to win a race this year and thus, corkscrew his position in the playoffs. His next race is at Richmond Raceway on August 11th.

Chris Buescher reflects on his mindset before the Cook Out 400

The Cook Out 400 is a 400-lap race expected to be held at Richmond Raceway in a few days is the 23rd race of the season. As the two-week break is almost over, the drivers are looking forward to returning to their day jobs at NASCAR.

Chris Buescher is back from a short beach vacation with his family and now intends to record a strong ending to the regular season rumble.

"We're ready to get back into it here," Buescher said (via Speedway Digest). "We left out of Indy and really didn't have a good day, so didn't get to go out on a high note and tried to put that behind us rather quickly so we can reboot and be ready to come back and try to defend this race win for us."

Buescher finished 22nd at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on July 21. Furthermore, he is just 17 points ahead of the provisional playoff cutline. His teammate and RFK Racing co-owner Brad Keselowski is already locked in the playoffs following a win at the Darlington Raceway in May.