Denny Hamlin questions long-term fit for Keselowski at 23XI

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Denny Hamlin questions long-term fit for Keselowski at 23XI
Summary

Denny Hamlin addressed the potential of Brad Keselowski joining 23XI Racing for the part-time entry in the 2027 Daytona 500, stating there is no long-term plan involved. Keselowski recently received a verbal release from RFK Racing and is open to continuing in motorsports, possibly including an ownership role. Hamlin emphasized challenges related to bringing a driver into a part-time program without a clear future commitment. Tyler Reddick, a current driver for 23XI, echoed Hamlin's concerns regarding the viability of this plan. Keselowski's future remains uncertain as he prepares for the upcoming final races of the season.

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  • •Hamlin co-owns 23XI Racing with Michael Jordan and Curtis Polk.
  • •Keselowski has six Cup wins at Talladega but none at Daytona.
  • •Reddick agrees with Hamlin's assessment of Keselowski's fit.
  • •Keselowski plans to remain in motorsports, eyeing ownership opportunities.
  • •He has two races left in the No. 6 Ford for RFK Racing.
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  • 8:25 PMYahoo Sports — Denny Hamlin Sees No Long-Term Fit for Brad Keselowski at 23XI
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Denny Hamlin says the problem with putting Brad Keselowski in a part-time 23XI car for the 2027 Daytona 500 is that there is no long-term plan behind it.

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