$45M-worth Brad Keselowski pens an honest reflection note as he plans to “come back stronger” for the 2025 NASCAR season

Brad Keselowski recently shared his thoughts as he looked back on his rollercoaster ride in the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season. The driver/co-owner of RFK Racing also highlighted how this season turned out to be a year of 'learning and growth.'

Keselowski, the 2012 Cup Series champion, has been a part of NASCAR's premier division for almost 16 years and has competed in over 550 Cup races. The Rochester Hills, Michigan, native was with Roger Penske's organization for a better part of his career before adding an ownership role to his portfolio with Roush Fenway Racing (now RFK) in 2022.

In a recent post on X, the $45 million-worth (according to Celebrity Net Worth) driver, Keselowski, reflected on his 2024 Cup Series season and captioned:

"This year didn’t always go as planned, but it was a season of learning and growth. I wanted to take a look back at my 2024 NASCAR season—what went right, what didn’t, and how we’re using those lessons to come back stronger in 2025."

The 40-year-old Keselowski addressed his 'highs and lows' in the video he shared on his X handle.

"The highs were clearly the months of April, May, and a little bit of June where we were contented to win almost every race. On having one Darlington[win], almost winning the Coke 600 and just a number of second-place finishes including a near miss at Talladega. That was a really great time for us in this season."

After an eventful first half of the season and snapping his 110-winless streak, the #6 Ford driver's performance went downhill, resulting in a first-round elimination in the 2024 playoffs. However, he hopes for a better 2025 season for himself and his team.

On the other hand, Brad Keselowski has been vocal about the transformation under the RFK shed since his joining as a team owner in 2022. It is worth mentioning that the Ford roster has recently expanded their two-car operation by signing a former Stewart-Haas Racing driver, Ryan Preece, to a full-time ride in 2025.

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"I'm proud to partner with him"- When Jack Roush made his feelings known on Brad Keselowski joining Roush Fenway Racing

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After racking up 34 Cup Series wins with Team Penske, Brad Keselowski decided to join Jack Roush and Co. as a driver and a team owner in July 2021.

In a 2021 press release, the Hall of Famer Roush shared his thoughts on the veteran driver Keselowski becoming a part of the Ford roster. He said (via NASCAR):

"I’m truly excited about this partnership with Brad. "I think it will bring a lot to the organization, from not only Brad’s ability behind the wheel, but a rejuvenation and fresh perspective across our teams. I’ve had the opportunity to watch Brad for a number of years, as he has fought and clawed his way up the ladder, molding himself into a champion and one of the top drivers in our sport.

"I’ve always admired his resolve and determination. I’m very pleased that he has chosen to be a part of our organization and I’m proud to partner with him moving into the future," Roush added.

RFK Racing currently fields three full-time Cup Series drivers for the 2025 season. Keselowski in the #6 Ford, followed by Chris Buescher in #17, and a new driver, Ryan Preece, in the #60 Mustang.