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Karma? Brad Keselowski exits Daytona Cup race after bump from Kevin Harvick
“K” may stand for “Keselowski,” but in the Twitterverse on Sunday, “K” also stood for “karma”
“K” may stand for “Keselowski,” but in the Twitterverse on Sunday, “K” also stood for “karma”
In a final Monster Energy Series practice session that featured lap speeds approaching 206 mph, Brad Keselowski sent a message to the rest of the field.
Age triumphed over youth Saturday night.
Between the practice sessions, Brad Keselowski didn’t seem taken aback by the rule changes after the first practice Friday.
The cars of Team Penske teammates Joey Logano, Brad Keselowski and Ryan Blaney were among the best for much of the Food City 500
All of the seven races of the 2019 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup season run to this point have been won by one of two teams.
There’s domination, then there’s the show Brad Keselowski staged on Sunday at Martinsville Speedway.
On Lap 43 of Sunday’s Auto Club 400, Brad Keselowski’s No. 2 Team Penske Ford brushed the outside wall and fell back in traffic.
Brad Keselowski jumped to the top of the speed chart on his 27th lap in Saturday’s final Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series practice.
For more reasons than you think, Brad Keselowski seems especially satisfied to have won early in the 2019 season.
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