Brad Keselowski has already returned to the simulator and begun preparing for his anticipated Daytona 500 comeback, though his recovery from his unfortunate femur break remains incomplete enough to keep him away from meetings and press obligations.
Brad Keselowski will not take part in the Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium, the season’s ceremonial opener, after suffering an injury to his right femur during a skiing trip last month.
Brad Keselowski is a highly respected individual in NASCAR today. He has transitioned from just being a driver to also being the co-owner of one of the largest franchises in the sport, RFK Racing.
The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season hasn’t officially started, and we are already seeing a major lineup change at RFK Racing. Corey LaJoie has been officially tapped to replace Brad Keselowski in the upcoming Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium.
Brad Keselowski, driver and co-owner of the No. 6 Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing Ford will miss the NASCAR Cook Out Clash exhibition event for the NASCAR Cup Series on Feb.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. literally grew up in and around NASCAR. Back in the day, Dale Earnhardt Sr. would frequently station himself alongside mechanics as they assembled engines, modified components, and fine-tuned machinery, and Junior used to accompany him.
Jeff Gordon occupies an executive perch at Hendrick Motorsports, giving him firsthand knowledge of the weight that position carries. That perspective likely formed his calculated praise of Steve Phelps when addressing the former NASCAR commissioner’s departure.
With the announcement of NASCAR's new championship format set for Jan. 12, Keselowski gave some insight to Fox Sports' Bob Pockrass as to what the new format could look like.
Brad Keselowski is 41 years old now. This is the age at which drivers typically begin giving thought to retirement. They have already achieved their wildest dreams at this point and are leaving their best years behind them, with nothing left to prove to anyone.
The NASCAR world was rocked just hours before the green flag was set to drop for the 2012 Coke Zero Sugar 400. A drug test administered to A.J. Allmendinger — then a driver for Penske Racing — returned a positive result, leading to his temporary suspension.
Both Legacy Motor Club, co-owned by Jimmie Johnson, and RFK Racing, led by Brad Keselowski, have found themselves stuck in a prolonged performance lull, with results refusing to match ambition.
Brad Keselowski is currently both a successful NASCAR Cup Series driver and a team owner. However, his path into racing looked nothing like the streamlined routes available to youngsters today, such as Brexton Busch or Keelan Harvick.
Tyler Reddick is currently in a strong position with 23XI Racing in the NASCAR Cup Series, but long before he became a weekly front-runner, he showed the same independence and competitive clarity, particularly while racing under the banner of Brad Keselowski Racing.
NASCAR Cup Series driver and team co-owner Brad Keselowski is recovering from surgery after breaking his leg in a skiing accident. Keselowski, 41, sustained the injury last Thursday while on a trip with his family.
Good news for Brad Keselowski today. He gets to leave the hospital and head home in time for Christmas later in the week. Keselowski suffered a broken leg while skiing last Thursday.
Unfortunately, Brad Keselowski has suffered an injury on a skiing trip and needed surgery on his now broken leg. Right now, the timeline of his recovery is unknown, and at 38, with the Great American Race two months away.
2012 NASCAR Cup Series champion and co-owner of RFK Racing, Brad Keselowski, is on the road to recovery, after suffering a broken leg Thursday (December 18) while on an off-season family skiing trip.
Brad Keselowski, the name itself carries the weight of a NASCAR champion, a team owner, and one of the sharpest minds in the garage. But beneath the fire suit and the calculated strategy of a Sunday afternoon lies a burning ambition that stretches far beyond the high banks of Daytona or Talladega.