**Brad Keselowski** is a professional NASCAR driver and team owner who began his racing career in 2004 at age 20[7]. He comes from a racing family, with his father Bob competing in the Camping World Truck Series[7]. Keselowski achieved significant success as a driver for Team Penske, becoming the second of only six drivers to win championships in both the NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity Series[1]. His most notable achievement came in 2010 when he won the Cup Series championship, marking the first NASCAR championship in legendary team owner Roger Penske's history[3]. He finished second in the championship standings in 2020, his best result since winning the title in 2012[4]. Throughout his career with Team Penske, Keselowski accumulated 67 combined wins across Cup Series and Xfinity competition[2]. He is currently tied for third among active drivers in career wins with 36 victories[2]. His accomplishments include memorable victories at prestigious tracks such as Talladega Superspeedway in 2009 (his first Cup Series win), the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in 2020, and Darlington Raceway in 2024[2][4]. In 2024, Keselowski joined RFK Racing and earned his first victory with the team at Darlington, finishing 13th in the points standings and securing his 10th playoff appearance since 2014[2]. That season, he recorded nine top-five results, his career-best since joining RFK, and led the Cup Series with four runner-up finishes[2]. Beyond his driving career, Keselowski is a co-owner of RFK Racing, demonstrating his expanded role in the sport. He has established himself as a prominent figure in modern NASCAR, known for consistent performance and contributions to multiple team successes throughout his professional tenure.