“If you’re not growing, you’re dying” - Millionaire Brad Keselowski eyes RFK Racing’s big growth in 2025 with expansion to a three-car team

NASCAR veteran Brad Keselowski has been vocal about RFK Racing’s transformation since he joined in 2022 as co-owner and driver. Heading into the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season, Keselowski’s team has taken a big step forward by expanding to a third full-time entry for Ryan Preece. This move reflects RFK’s ambition and vision for growth in the sport.

Ahead of the 2024 NASCAR Awards, Brad Keselowski made his goal clear for next season, emphasizing continuous improvement and ambition for the team's future to remain competitive in NASCAR.

Keselowski, who has net worth of $45 million (according to Celebrity Net Worth) said (via NASCAR.com):

“If you’re not growing, you’re dying in this sport, and we’re growing. We’re adding people, adding teams, making key investments. It’s an exciting time for me. You know, ’23 versus ’24 looks really similar, but I’m keen to say that ’25 should be a step up for us,”

Brad Keselowski, who joined RFK Racing in 2022, has played a pivotal role in transforming the organization, and it’s slowly taking strides in the NASCAR Cup Series. Under his leadership, RFK Racing has seen significant performance improvements, including multiple wins, and reaching playoffs in the past two seasons.

In the last three seasons, RFK Racing has scored six Cup wins, but Keselowski wants to win six races in a season.

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“I think the ball is in our court” – Brad Keselowski on having Ryan Preece as third driver

Ryan Preece will drive the #60 Ford for RFK, the organization’s third under the RFK banner in the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season.

Brad Keselowski praised Preece's qualities as a driver, emphasizing his talent, dedication, and coachability—traits that he sees as the ideal foundation for a successful NASCAR driver.

Speaking about Preece’s abilities, the 2012 NASCAR Cup Series champion said:

“Talent, underrated, hard-working — you know, everything you could dream of, of a coachable player. I think the ball is in our court to give him the right opportunity and equipment, and surround him with the right people to succeed next year.”

The 34-year-old Preece has tasted victory in NASCAR. He has two victories in each of the Xfinity and Truck Series and will look to claim his first at the Cup level with his new team in 2025.

Since 2019, he has been competing full-time in the Cup Series, except in the 2022 season when he didn’t have a ride. He has scored 16 top-10 finishes and a pole over his Cup career.