Keselowski still tight-lipped on RFK exit; appreciating the process of free agency
Brad Keselowski still isn’t telling his side of the story when it comes to the split with RFK Racing. When asked about it, or any of the things company president Chip Bowers said during a desk conference after the Keselowski media availability last week at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the 2012 champion is still saying he isn’t going to address that right now. Which then turns conversation ... Keep…
Brad Keselowski remains tight-lipped about his split with RFK Racing, refusing to comment on the matter or any statements made by RFK Racing president Chip Bowers during a media availability at Charlotte Motor Speedway. The 42-year-old champion is focused on his future, which he says is uncertain and open to various possibilities.
Keselowski acknowledged that there are many unknowns in the free agency process, citing Denny Hamlin's unexpected outreach from 23XI Racing as an example. He expressed his desire to continue racing for many more years, but emphasized that it is not a prerequisite for securing a new team deal. Despite RFK Racing not being a Tier 1 Ford partner, Keselowski remains optimistic that he could win races with better equipment.
He compared his situation to Mark Martin's experiences with Roush Racing in 2005-2008, where he transitioned successfully to Hendrick Motorsports and won five races at the age of 50. Keselowski is committed to this process and remains stress-free, viewing the end of his current situation as a natural part of life.
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