At the FireKeepers Casino 400 in Brooklyn, Michigan, on Sunday, Brad Keselowski talked about his Michigan International Speedway Cup race penalty, which undid all of his hard work. Keselowski talked about this, saying that the pit stall and the penalty were disappointing since they could have been better. Keselowski started the race in 27th place and finished in 10th. In Stage 1, he steadily rose to 21st place, but after an early stop, he lost several positions and had to go back to pit road to fill up. By the end of Stage 2, he was in 25th place due to this and a speeding penalty. Keselowski did, however, manage to move up a few spots in the final stage restart
and was on his way to a strong finish. Ultimately, he registered 10th place behind teammate Ryan Preece and ahead of Legacy Motor Club’s Erik Jones.
“We had an excellent vehicle. We had a top two or three car, and I felt like we didn’t get to finish it. I am truly dissatisfied. Due to the speeding penalty and the subsequent need to navigate the 45 and 71, we kind of ruined ourselves on pit road. We would lose a lot of positions each time we pitted,” Keselowski remarked. (Through NBC) “We simply needed a better pit stall; the pit crew wasn’t at fault. Regarding the speeding penalty, I’m not entirely sure. We had the speed to do much more than we did today, and I’m sad that I didn’t get that. I felt like I was really slow, so getting dubbed quick didn’t really add up. However, we’re still fairly happy with a top 10,” the RFK driver added.
Brad Keselowski’s co-owned Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing had a successful day in Brooklyn, Michigan, with all three of its drivers finishing in the top ten. In addition to the #6 driver’s tenth-place result, Preece finished in ninth, and Chris Buescher finished in second position, ahead of Ty Gibbs of JGR and behind runner Denny Hamlin. A summary of Brad Keselowski’s 2025 season At the moment, Brad Keselowski is having a difficult time in the NASCAR Cup Series. After 15 races, the 2012 Cup Series champion has 221 points and is currently ranked 32nd in the Drivers’ Championship. Keselowski has led just eight laps thus far and finished in the top five and two top tens. His average starting position is 24.467, and his average finishing position is 24.467.
The 2025 Coca-Cola 600 at the Charlotte Motor Speedway, when he finished fifth, was the #6 driver’s finest performance of the season. His second Top 10 in 15 races came Sunday, when he finished in 10th place.
