Brad Keselowski Granted Release to Explore NASCAR Rides, Will Sell Stake in RFK Racing
- On Saturday, RFK Racing and co-owner Brad Keselowski announced an agreement allowing him to step down from governance and competition oversight while remaining a passive investor pursuing 2027 driving opportunities.
- Disagreements regarding Keselowski's future prompted the change; the team preferred he transition into a full-time management role, and ownership groups rejected his unsolicited offer to buy the team earlier in October.
- Selling his 20% equity stake, the 2012 NASCAR Cup Series champion gains freedom to negotiate with any team or manufacturer for the 2027 season and beyond.
- Keselowski stated he is actively exploring opportunities in the 2027 Cup Series or the Craftsman Truck Series, saying, "There are a number of opportunities in front of me."
- RFK Racing intends to operate as a three-car organization next season and has begun searching for a new head of competition, thanking Keselowski for his contributions to the organization.
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Brad Keselowski granted release to explore NASCAR rides, will sell sta
MARTINSVILLE, Va. (AP) — Brad Keselowski has been granted permission to pursue other NASCAR opportunities for the 2027 season and will sell his 20% equity stake in Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing. Keselowski announced a month ago that he was leaving the Cup Series team he joined as a driver, competition executive and part-owner five years ago, but he had been restricted from exploring rides with other teams despite his driving contract expiring a…
Brad Keselowski granted release to explore NASCAR rides, will sell stake in RFK Racing
Brad Keselowski has been granted permission to pursue other NASCAR racing opportunities for the 2027 season and will sell his 20% equity stake in Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing
Brad Keselowski Still Financially Tethered to RFK Racing as More Details Emerge on New Ownership Role
Brad Keselowski tried to buy the racing team he helped rebuild. RFK Racing turned down his offer. Now, as he prepares to drive for another organization, the two sides have reached an agreement that keeps him financially tied to the team. His latest announcement settles one part of their disagreement, but it also reveals how […]
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