Keselowski unsure of 2027 plans after RFK Racing exit

Brad Keselowski does not yet know where he will race in 2027. The former NASCAR Cup Series champion is leaving RFK Racing, where he is a co-owner, due to differences with the rest of the ownership group. He remains a passive investor until he can sell his 20% share.

Reflecting on the 2026 season after the Homestead-Miami Speedway finale, Keselowski described it as a rollercoaster. He recovered from a broken leg to nearly win the Daytona 500, but ended the year winless and was the only RFK driver to miss the Chase. He also said the top teams remain with the Hendrick, Joe Gibbs and Penske organisations, and that the sport's operating costs are challenging for smaller teams.

Keselowski said the charter settlement may dramatically affect the industry, with investors now valuing teams on revenue. He added that he expects "lots of soul searching" and promised to share news about his future within 60 days.