Brad Keselowski spills the beans on RFK Racing’s 2025 goals

Ex-NASCAR Cup champion Brad Keselowski has shared his verdict on the future goals of his teams with the recent hirings.

Brad Keselowski spills the beans on RFK Racing’s 2025 goals

Brad Keselowski (Via IMAGO)

Compared to the 2023, the 2024 NASCAR Cup season has been a bit of disappointment for Brad Keselowski and the RFK Racing team. Despite having strong relationship with Ford, they were able to secure just two wins, and only Keselowski was able to make it into the playoffs. But it hasn’t deterred RFK from inversing big on their future.

They have hired Ryan Preece to drive their third entry for the 2025 season hoping to use the numbers to their advantage. RFK co-owner Brad Keselowski has recently discussed their plans for the upcoming season, and asserted that the teams are determined to win more races next-season. He wants RFK to win the same amount races as they did the last 3 seasons at once in 2025.

We want to win races… We’ve won six races over the last three seasons or six playoff or point-counting races… We want to be able to do that in one season that’d be a good mark for us.

Brad Keselowski said via Frontstretch.

Getting all three of their cars in the playoffs is the most important goal Keselowski has set for them and also wants his team in the championship conversation. Improving the whole organization and becoming more consistent on the track is part of their goals as well.

We want to put all of our cars in the playoffs so there are some measurables but ultimately, we just we want to be in the conversation. This is the next step to being more consistent… We just continue to improve as an organization.

Brad Keselowski added.

Brad Keselowski explains why RFK is fielding a third car

While talking about RFK Racing yet again becoming a three-car team, Keselowski pointed out that having more cars is beneficial for the teams on and off the track. So, when they got the opportunity to have a financially and competitively viable third car, they took it with both hands.

Brad Keselowski
Brad Keselowski ( Image via IMAGO)

There’s strength in numbers, just the way the sport’s laid out and how you can kind of amortize the overhead and capture the most data. So, it’s important for us to be not just financially viable but competitively viable to have three teams and maximize the opportunities on a given weekend.

Brad Keselowski said.

The whole RFK team saw a massive resurgence in the Next-Gen era under the leadership of Keselowski. It will be interesting to see how good RFK can perform next season and of they can achieve the goals set by boss Brad.