RFK Racing unveils 2024 Build Submarines paint schemes for Chris Buescher, Brad Keselowski

In 2024, RFK Racing is bringing BuildSubmarines.com to the track 18 different times and now we know what the cars will look like. The new NASCAR season is almost here and that means new paint schemes, sponsors, and more.

Last year, BuildSubmarines came on later in the year. In 2024 they are back for more. Not just for one driver, but two. Chris Buescher and Brad Keselowski will don the teal and black of the submarine sponsor.

I believe the Stage 60 car might have a sponsorship with BuildSubmarines at some point, but that remains to be seen. Check out the No. 17 and No. 6 cars decked out in their 2024 paint schemes.

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BK and Buescher will put the @BuildSubmarines colors on the track for a combined 18 races this season. pic.twitter.com/zO5YW3sAkn

— RFK Racing (@RFKracing) January 22, 2024

The folks at RFK Racing are releasing multiple paint schemes this week. It is going to be a week of unveiling and it should be fun. We will keep you up to date on all of the new looks and surprises along the way.

This season could be a major one for RFK. Keselowski is still looking for a win after more than two years of coming up short. Meanwhile, Buescher will try to build off of his breakout season in 2023 which saw him in victory lane three times.

RFK Racing has high hopes in 2024

I think that there is a feeling of optimism at RFK. You don’t bring on a third car with Stage 60 and a new alliance in your shop with Rick Ware Racing if there isn’t optimism about the organization.

As RFK Racing takes on a little more responsibility, they are hoping it turns into results. They will go from having two cars on the track to four at all times, and sometimes five with the No. 60 car. But you at least have two RFK cars and two Rick Ware cars every single weekend.

Out of all of the Ford teams, RFK seemed to get it more than the rest. They found something that worked on this Next Gen Mustang and ran with it. It led to three wins in five weeks and playoff runs for both drivers.

There was more to be desired in 2023. Buescher looked like a real championship threat at one point. He was consistent and even-handed all year. However, he didn’t have the longevity in the playoffs to make it to Phoenix.

RFK Racing has a lot of goals. But let’s get Keselowski back in victory lane and then focus on the rest. Fans want it, he wants it, and I think it is coming in 2024.