Brad Keselowski proposes middle ground following his brother’s Packers vs. Vikings prediction 

Brad Keselowski recently reacted to his brother Brian Keselowski's bold Packers vs. Vikings prediction, offering a balanced take on the heated NFL rivalry. The NASCAR driver proposed a middle ground view, sparking discussion among fans of both teams.

Former Cup Series champion Brad Keselowski boasts an impressive NASCAR career, highlighted by 39 Cup Series victories, including a triumph at the iconic Brickyard 400. He secured the 2012 Cup Series title with Team Penske. Keselowski also clinched the 2010 Xfinity Series championship, demonstrating his adaptability, and underscoring his success across NASCAR's top divisions.

Keselowski and his brother Brian recently discussed the National Football League's (NFL) tie between the Minnesota Vikings and the Green Bay Packers. Brian Keselowski wrote:

"Can I root for both packers and Vikings to lose? Feels dirty rooting for packers to win so I’ll root for Vikings to lose."

Suggesting a compromise, RFK Racing's driver and co-owner said:

"I don’t want either team to lose. How about a tie?"

The Minnesota Vikings eventually just about held on to their lead and secured a 27-25 victory over the Green Bay Packers.

On the racing front, Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing's #6 driver Brad Keselowski secured a spot in the 2024 playoffs after winning the Goodyear 400 at Darlington Raceway, however, his playoff journey ended after the Round of 16. In 36 races last season, Keselowski secured 14 top-ten and 9 top-five finishes and posted a season-average finish of 15.11, better than the 2024 Cup Series champion Joey Logano.

Moreover, Keselowski's RFK Racing recently announced that former Stewart Haas driver Ryan Preece would drive their third entry, the #60 Ford Mustang Dark Horse.

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In a surprising development, long-time sponsor Kroger parted ways with Ricky Stenhouse Jr.'s #47 team at Hyak Motorsports (formerly JTG Daugherty Racing). The retail giant has joined Brad Keselowski's RFK Racing and will sponsor all three of their entries.

Ryan Preece, whose career in NASCAR was clouded with doubt as SHR exited the sport secured a place in the 2025 Cup Series with Brad Keselowski's team. Following the announcement, Preece reflected on his move to RFK, where he said (via X):

"Being able to lean on Brad (Keselowski), the knowledge that he has, as well as what he's been able to do as a leader for RFK, is very impressive. It started with a phone call actually. I remember walking into SHR's building and I saw Brad was calling. That ended up being a conversation of there maybe an opportunity of where we're gonna be expanding to three car, would you, would you like to come drive for us?" he added. [0:40-01:09]

The Cup Series is scheduled to run the pre-season Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium on 2nd February 2025, at 8:00 PM ET. The Winston-Salem-based facility will host a Cup Series event after over five decades, giving birth to excitement among fans and drivers alike.