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Brad Keselowski is dropping hints about his next move.
On Tuesday night, Keselowski’s accounts on X, Instagram and Facebook went dark. When they came back online, they had been wiped clean. Shortly after, he posted a photo of six vehicles from his career, five cars and a truck, with a short message.
“Proud of where I’ve been. Ready for what’s next.”
https://x.com/keselowski/status/2120509562427998395
Six Options on the Table
The number six matters. Speaking at Homestead-Miami Speedway last weekend, Keselowski said he has several strong opportunities for 2027 and will make a decision in the next few weeks.
“Yeah, there remains a number of really good opportunities for me to decide from here in the next couple of weeks,” Keselowski said.
Asked what “really good” meant, he laid out the kinds of offers in front of him: driving, ownership and TV.
“Hey, look, I’m not fighting on the front lines of a battlefield, so I guess maybe I’m a little tainted by that. But there are opportunities for me to compete with great teams or to be an owner with other teams or to do things in the TV booth.
“There’s a lot of great opportunities, and the driving ones right now are certainly very interesting to me.
“But there’s just a lot of things that are of interest to me, and I have to decide on them. And I don’t feel the need to do that today, but I will feel the need to do that here in the next few weeks.”
Keselowski has drawn praise for his work as a guest analyst on FOX Sports broadcasts and on the desk for Prime’s coverage.
Asked whether some options appeal to him more than others, he said that’s what makes it so hard.
“Yeah, I mean, they’re all interesting, which makes it so hard. Candidly, I’m at a point where I have too many options, and I have to do a little soul-searching.”
Asked if the number of options was over or under the No. 6 on his car door, Keselowski confirmed it’s six.
‘Nothing’s Off Limits’
Asked about racing full time in the Truck Series, Keselowski didn’t rule it out.
“You know, I would say nothing’s off limits. It’s more, I feel like the burden’s on me to get to a spot mentally with whatever decision I make that I feel good about.”
Leaving RFK
Keselowski, the 2012 Cup Series champion, is leaving RFK Racing, where he has been a 20% owner and helped rebuild the former Roush Fenway organization. He will remain a passive investor until he sells his share.
After the finale, he said on X that he would have news to share within 60 days after “lots of soul searching,” as Pit This Time reported. His longtime spotter, TJ Majors, has already announced he is moving to Legacy Motor Club to spot for Josh Berry.
The 2027 season begins with the Clash at Daytona on Feb. 13, and the Daytona 500 is Feb. 21.
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