Buck Bearingly

Buck Bearingly is the View Zeen racer in the Piston Cup from 2007-2016. He is one of the only veterans to finish the full 2016 season without a next gen replacement. 
== Career ==
In 2007, View Zeen fired Ryan Shields and replaced him with Buck Bearingly. 2007 was a year to be forgotten because Buck's rookie season marked a bunch of the same winners throughout the season. He finished a solid 14th in the standings though. In 2008 Buck won the 2008 Pizza Planet 250. In 2009 he won his second race, the No Stall 350. In 2010 Buck did not win any races and most of the reasons are shown to be Lightning McQueen's amazing 20 win season out of the 36 races. In 2011 Buck won the Trunk Fresh 400 but his points finish was very awful. He finished 28th in points and without that win, he could have gotten last. In 2012 it was of course obvious that the consistency for Buck was lost but the peak of his career has not happened yet. He got his 4th win in the 2012 DataShift 400 and into 2013 the multiple win season was looking possible for Buck and View Zeen, well that was a joke because even with McQueen, Weathers, and Swift out for most of the season Buck Bearingly failed to win a race. Many gave up on him due to 2014 being his 7th year and being past by 3 years of where he would have peaked in performance because if you debuted in 2007 and were gonna have Piston Cup success it would have came between 2009-2011 and carried the next two years after. In 2014 Buck won the Calladega 500 which anyone can do so no one really carried too much. In 2015 the 27 different winners season had Buck win the Gask-Its 350. Buck looked to peak from 2014-2016 because in 2016 he won at the beginning of the season which rarely happened. But what did happen was the Next-Gen Takeover and Buck never won again. He did beat racers who were better than him like Jack DePost and Jimmy Cables in wins however. Right after the 2016 season ended Buck was fired on the spot and Michael Rotor replaced him.
== List Of Wins ==
# 2008 Pizza Planet 250
# 2009 No Stall 350
# 2011 Trunk Fresh 400
# 2012 DataShift 400
# 2014 Calladega 500
# 2015 Gask-Its 350
# 2016 Copper Canyon 400
Category:Piston Cup Racers