Dale Jr. supports Brad Keselowski’s culture change at RFK Racing
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 22, 2026, 2:20 PM
Last updated Oct 22, 2026

Dale Earnhardt Jr. defended Brad Keselowski's efforts at RFK Racing on the latest episode of The Dale Jr. Download. He specifically addressed the 'no-hoodie' rule introduced by Keselowski, emphasizing its role in fostering a positive culture change within the team. Keselowski's tenure since 2022 has coincided with a notable improvement in team performance, with seven race wins, compared to none in the years prior. Keselowski will leave the No. 6 Ford after this season, but his contributions to the team's working environment have been recognized by Earnhardt. RFK Racing aims to position itself competitively, akin to Team Penske, as it seeks better outcomes moving forward.
- •Brad Keselowski will leave RFK Racing after this season.
- •Earnhardt emphasizes Keselowski's impact on team culture.
- •RFK Racing has achieved seven wins since 2022.
- •Earnhardt recalls past struggles of the RFK team.
- •Keselowski aims to elevate RFK Racing's competitive image.
- 2:20 PMYahoo Sports — Dale Jr. Defends Brad Keselowski’s ‘No-Hoodie’ Rule
"Dale Earnhardt Jr. pushed back on criticism of Brad Keselowski's time at RFK Racing. He said the no-hoodie rule was part of a culture change that worked.
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