Brad Keselowski assesses RFK Racing's performance ahead of Bank of America 400
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 11, 2026, 11:05 AM
Last updated Oct 11, 2026

Brad Keselowski expressed frustrations with RFK Racing's equipment ahead of the Bank of America 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway on October 11. He stated that the team lacks the speed to compete with top-tier organizations, admitting his only win in five years highlights this issue. Keselowski believes he has the capability to secure more victories if provided with a more competitive car, reflecting on the historical impact of stronger teams on drivers' success. As he faces an uncertain future with RFK Racing, he hinted at potential opportunities for a better ride that would allow him to win races again.
- •Keselowski calls RFK Racing a non-tier one team.
- •He cites equipment limitations affecting race performance.
- •The Bank of America 400 takes place on October 11.
- •Keselowski has one win in the last five years.
- •He hints at potential opportunities away from RFK Racing.
- 11:05 AMYahoo Sports — Brad Keselowski Calls Out RFK Racing Equipment Gap
"Brad Keselowski admits RFK Racing is not a top-tier team. He says his equipment held him back from more wins. Read his blunt assessment.
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