Brad Keselowski has put speculation about his retirement to rest, confirming that he will continue competing for RFK Racing in 2026, a move that keeps the Brad Keselowski racing future alive for at least another season. The NASCAR Cup Series veteran shared this news on social media, signaling his determination to remain an active driver.
Keeps Competing With RFK Racing Despite Recent Challenges
The 2012 NASCAR Cup Series champion recently addressed fans about his decision to race on, following a challenging season in which he did not log a win. Despite falling short at the Phoenix finale, when he lost the lead to Ryan Blaney after overshooting Turn 3 on the final lap, Keselowski expressed his ongoing passion for the sport. As a co-owner of RFK Racing with 36 career wins, he sees his continued presence on the track as a testament to his drive and commitment.
Offering his outlook on his future, Keselowski stated he would continue as long as he feels capable of winning races. His determination remains steadfast, even after nearly two decades in NASCAR’s top series and a season without a victory.
“as long as we can win.”
– Brad Keselowski, NASCAR Cup Series Driver
Keselowski’s Achievements and Team Connections
Throughout his career, Keselowski has built strong bonds with notable teams and drivers. He recently reunited with previous winning cars from his 2012 Talladega and Dover victories, sharing the moment on social media and expressing gratitude to Team Penske for their support over the years. This connection highlights the legacy and camaraderie that continues to motivate him within the sport.
Fellow drivers such as Ryan Blaney, who bested him in Phoenix, and others like Kyle Larson and Jesse Love remain part of the competitive landscape Keselowski thrives in. His ties within the NASCAR community fuel his enthusiasm for racing and reinforce his intent to continue competing at the highest level.
Looking Ahead at the Cup Series Veteran’s Racing Timeline
Keselowski’s announcement means fans can expect to see the veteran driver challenging for wins well into the 2026 season. His approach to prolonging his career is based not just on personal legacy, but on his ability to contribute to the ongoing progress of RFK Racing as both driver and co-owner. The coming seasons could also bring renewed focus and opportunities for the team as Keselowski pursues further victories and aims to expand upon his 36 career wins.
The commitment shown by Keselowski is set to inspire his team and fans, with attention remaining high on how this experienced competitor will shape his legacy and impact NASCAR’s top tier in the years ahead.
24 hours of Daytona ARCA edition pic.twitter.com/1bHS9xDH0q
— Connor Zilisch (@ConnorZilisch) February 17, 2024
Reunited with a few old friends 2012 Talladega and Dover win cars. Thanks @Team_Penske! pic.twitter.com/0FJe0BwxYC
— Brad Keselowski (@keselowski) November 6, 2025
