Could Brad Keselowski become a new driver/owner for 2022?

 

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    According to multiple sources, the 2012 NASCAR Cup Series champion, Brad Keselowski, has been offered a possible full-time ride at Roush-Fenway Racing in 2022.... and also a part of the teams ownership.

According to these sources, if Brad Keselowski partakes in this deal Roush-Fenway Racing would  effectively become “Roush-Fenway-Keselowski Racing”, and Keselowski would be given the No. 6 ride.  This statement alone brings into question to whether Ryan Newman could be moving elsewhere, or retiring altogether. Maybe, Roush-Fenway Racing is looking into a 3rd seat...

Keselowski leaving Team Penske, where he had been since 2010, would be monumental, and leave a top-notch ride open to this “Silly Season’s” free agents. Team Penske could place their 2020 Xfinity Series championship winning driver, Austin Cindric in the car, who is currently slated to assume the No. 21 seat at Wood Brothers Racing, a Team Penske ally. 

If Brad Keselowski leaves Team Penske, it could shake things up big time, leaving the future of many drivers up for debate. This story is still developing, so be sure to stick around as Stock Car Media will keep you updated on this story.