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Brad Keselowski and NASCAR veteran Kenny Wallace reached a common ground as they discussed the "crazy" addition of 'Grok' on X (formerly called Twitter). The two discussed how quickly technology was evolving on the platform, through a series of posts and reposts.
Elon Musk-owned X, a social media platform, recently featured Grok, a special AI-supported chatbot. Users on the platform have been using it to ask all sorts of questions and RFK Racing driver Brad Keselowski hopped in on the fun. In a post where he claimed he 'couldn't sleep,' the 40-year-old shared his experience of using the chatbot. He seemingly asked Grok who would win the Cup Series season-opening Daytona 500 this season, and the chatbot replied with quite a detailed answer.
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Kenny Wallace, who has gained a major following on social media recently, reposted this, mentioning that Grok is "amazing," and that he had said this several times previously.
"It is amazing @keselowski.. I’ve mentioned this several times on X," Wallace wrote.
Brad Keselowski then mentioned another "crazy" experience, as he claimed to buy towels on Amazon using this bot.
"I just used it to buy towels on Amazon. Crazy."
Brad Keselowski once discussed the Daytona 500: "You get chosen to win"
Keselowski is regarded as one of the more successful drivers in the NASCAR Cup Series. So far, he has registered 36 race wins on various tracks in the series, however, there is one event where he has been particularly out of form; the Daytona 500.
The season-opening race is quite a challenging one for the drivers. With the restrictor plates in place and cars making contact at over 190 mph makes it hard to clinch victory; one little mistake and the entire race could be over for either one driver or half of the field.
Reviewing the esteemed race once, Brad Keselowski mentioned that it is one of the events where one can't simply win, but is chosen to. He further mentioned that it gets rather "frustrating."
“The Daytona 500 just feels like a race you don't win — you get chosen to win. So all you can really do is put yourself in position and hope you're chosen. And you go back and watch the end of the races and people win this race that you just kind of scratch your head and go, ‘How did they win this race?' There wasn't a move that won it for them, it just like fell in their lap. And that part gets super frustrating,” Keselowski said (via FOX Sports).
Keselowski had been a long-time driver for Team Penske, however, he moved to RFK Racing in 2022 in a driver-owner capacity. He co-owns the team and pilots the #6 Ford. He won one race last season and finished the season in 13th place.
