About Brad Keselowski
Bradley American professional stock car racing driver Aaron Keselowski was born on February 12, 1984, and his estimated net worth is $50 million. Keselowski takes part in the NASCAR Cup Series on a regular basis. He races for Team Penske in the No. 2 Ford Mustang and occasionally competes in the NASCAR Xfinity Series in the No. 12 Mustang.
Five races into his Sprint Cup career, Brad Keselowski made his NASCAR debut with an aggressive victory against Carl Edwards at Talladega in 2009.
In the spring of 2010, Keselowski again collided with Carl Edwards in Atlanta, pinning him against the wall. The fact that Edwards exacted revenge later in the race, which saw Keselowski flip over in the final laps, shows that he took offense to it.
Since then, it seems like controversy follows Keselowski around the racetrack wherever he goes. Similar to Juan Montoya, it appears that there is a higher than usual likelihood that Brad Keselowski will be close by if there is a fight on the track.
To be fair, Keselowski has improved a bit since those early confrontations. He is now more likely to drive the automobile home without incident, which results in more consistency and better point totals. Keselowski finished the year with just one DNF, which helped him qualify for his first Chase and place in the top five in the points standings.
A talented driver with an elite team is Brad Keselowski. There are no restrictions on what he can do in his career.
- Car: Number 2 Dodge
- Team: Penske Racing
- Sponsor: Miller Lite
- Birthdate: February 12, 1984
- Rookie Season: Brad Keselowski ran two NASCAR Sprint Cup races for Rick Hendrick in 2008.
Keselowski competed in seven further races in the GoDaddy.com Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports in 2009. He combined it with five races driving the Miccosukee Resorts & Gaming Chevrolet for James Finch.
Keselowski qualified tenth for the race at Talladega in his maiden race for James Finch and just his sixth NASCAR Sprint Cup appearance overall. He later took home the contentious victory. The conflict between Carl Edwards and Brad Keselowski was sparked by this race. On the last lap of the race, Keselowski propelled Edwards into the lead, and it appeared that Edwards would win as they approached the finish line nose to tail and with a comfortable advantage over the competition.
Edwards attempted to block, but Keselowski took a shot from the bottom and spun Edwards around. Edwards whirled, took another blow, and then violently flipped up into the barrier.
Following several successful runs in 2009, Roger Penske hired Keselowski to take David Stremme’s spot in the number 12 car. Keselowski participated in 15 Sprint Cup races for Penske during the final three competitions of 2009. In 2010, Keselowski finally competed in a complete NASCAR Sprint Cup season.
Joey Logano was the only rookie to compete in all 36 Sprint Cup races in 2009, and his one victory and seven top-ten finishes helped him earn Rookie of the Year honors.
Keselowski is the twenty-fifth driver to win a race in each of NASCAR’s three national series and the second of only six drivers to have won a championship in both the Cup Series and the Xfinity Series. Brad Keselowski’s net worth is projected to reach $50 million as of 2023. Additionally, Keselowski founded and owns Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing.
