FORT WORTH, TX (May 4, 2025) – Roush Fenway Keselowski (RFK) Racing showed strong speed throughout Sunday afternoon at Texas Motor Speedway, with all three cars running near the front at the high-banked 1.5-mile track. However, a late string of cautions led to a chaotic finish, cutting short the days of both Brad Keselowski and Ryan Preece. Chris Buescher, despite suffering a flat tire at the end of Stage Two, battled back to lead the RFK trio with a resilient 18th-place finish.

No. 6 – Brad Keselowski
Brad Keselowski had one of his strongest cars of the season at Texas Motor Speedway, showing encouraging speed for the No. 6 team before a late-race incident derailed what had been a solid performance.

Starting 30th, Keselowski and the No. 6 Consumer Cellular Ford made quick progress, gaining 10 spots during the opening stage. He reported over the radio that the car improved on long runs, and it showed as he worked his way up to a 20th-place finish in Stage One.

By lap 115, Keselowski had climbed as high as 17th in Stage Two. A caution for Berry’s spin allowed crew chief Jeremy Bullins to call for a two-tire stop, a move that paid off as Keselowski restarted eighth and maintained position to finish the stage in 17th.

He took four tires to start the final stage and continued to charge forward, eventually cracking the top 10 with 40 laps to go. But on lap 247, Keselowski made contact with the outside wall and spun back into traffic, ending what had been a promising run.