Brad Keselowski has shared the legacy he hopes to leave behind. In a recent interview, he explained that death inspires him to build a life he seems fit.
The RFK Racing co-owner opened up about how he approaches life away from the race track. His comments came two months after NASCAR lost two-time Cup Series champion Kyle Busch, whose sudden death at 41 left the sport in shock.
When asked what inspired him outside the sport, Keselowski said he lives by a simple motto.
Keselowski said his legacy outside of success starts with helping to raise children who carry his values forward. The 42-year-old and his wife, Paige White Keselowski, are parents to four children, two daughters, Scarlett and Autumn, and younger sons Maize and Charlie.
The RFK Racing co-owner also spoke about what his business ventures mean to him.
Meanwhile, Brad Keselowski is in his fifth season driving for RFK Racing. He took an ownership stake in the team in 2022 and left Team Pendkr to became drive the No. 6 Ford.
Brad Keselowski will head to Indianapolis Motor Speedway for Sunday's Brickyard 400 with playoff hopes hanging in the air. His seventh-place finish at North Wilkesboro Speedway last weekend ended an 11-race stretch without a top-10 result but left him 58 points below the Chase bubble after rivals gained ground.
He is 19th in the NASCAR Cup Chase standings after 21 races and trails the cut line by 58 points. The 2012 Cup Series champion has shown flashes of speed, but crashes and mechanical setbacks have kept the No. 6 Ford from turning strong runs into the points he needs.
The final four races of the regular season come at tracks where Keselowski has enjoyed success, and Indianapolis is one of them. He won the Brickyard 400 in 2018, led 35 laps there in 2024 before finishing 21st, and returned with a fifth-place finish last season. Those results give him hope of a victory, or a string of strong finishes to rescue his Chase hopes.
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