Brad Keselowski makes a big declaration on his fortunes in playoffs in the next NASCAR races

Brad Keselowski commented on his team’s fortune before the playoffs for 2025. Keselowski, who is still looking for his first victory of the season, was in the running for the victory on Sunday in Iowa alongside William Byron and Chase Briscoe.

However, RFK Racing’s pilot and co -owner fell just short and ended his day with third place, despite the first two stages of the race. It was the second consecutive finish of Keselowski in the top five when he marked a fifth place in the Brickyard 400.

In fact, from Kansas, Keselowski had four top top and three top 10. Because of this and its recent momentum, it was confident to make a big declaration on the fate of its racing results to come after Iowa.

“I just have the impression that we can win one of these three following three races and UM is a good feeling,” said Brad Keselowski via Frontnetch.

Keselowski was then asked about his teammate Ryan Preece who returned home with a 5th place in Iowa. He said his organization had the opportunity, but it turned out to be a disappointment since they had not obtained a victory.

But he admitted that they checked everything they could control.

“We have to focus on what we can and we cannot control. All the yolks that have changed the dynamics of the race today. It is unhappy, but I like the position in which we are and the speed we had,” added Keselowski.

It should be mentioned that during his first season with RFK Racing, Ryan Preece impressed three top five, two of which came to Brickyard and Iowa.

Apart from that, Preece has also finished inside the top 10 seven times so far this season, which represents almost double its first 10 appearances in total in 2024.

Brad Keselowski identifies the factor that prevented him from winning in Iowa

After the race at Iowa, Brad Keselowski approached the big postman behind him through a victory. While the factor of fuel consumption ended up benefiting the possible race winner, William Byron, Keselowski pointed out on warnings.

“The way the yolks fell, there were so many yellows there in step 3 that he obtained the 24 and the 19 ones where they could make fuel that was extending outside the window. We could not simply return by them,” said Brad Keselowski.

He said he had spent many drivers, went to the third rank. But that was all the progress he could have made.

Despite this, the major positive aspect of the global result of sound and his team was not lost on Brad Keselowski. He appreciated the “big race” of the sound and preece team, stressing that even if he wanted to win, they were “in the running with certainty”.