KANSAS CITY, KS (September 27, 2026) – Brad Keselowski opened a new chapter with crew chief Mike Skarbowski on a positive note Sunday at Kansas Speedway, delivering a strong performance in the Solomon Plumbing Ford Mustang. Starting 16th after qualifying was canceled due to weather, Keselowski showed competitive speed throughout the afternoon, collecting valuable stage points with a 10th-place finish in Stage Two. The veteran driver also avoided disaster when a multi-car incident unfolded directly ahead of him, diving to the inside to escape without damage. With solid strategy calls and strong execution from the No. 6 team, Keselowski ultimately finished 12th, providing an encouraging start to the new crew chief partnership.

Brad Keselowski – No. 6 Solomon Plumbing Ford Mustang Dark Horse

  • Finish: 12th
  • Start: 16th
  • Laps Led: —
  • Stage Results: S1-17, S2-10
  • Headline takeaway: Brad Keselowski and new crew chief Mike Skarbowski had a strong first outing. Showing veteran poise, Keselowski took evasive action, diving to the inside lane to avoid a Stage Two multicar accident directly in front of him. Avoiding damage, he went on to finish 12th.
  • Keselowski Quote: (On the Stage Two incident) “I don’t know.The cars in front of me got together and I really didn’t see it,” said Keselowski. “Overall, we were really pleased with our speed today. We ran really strong. It was a great start to a new era with crew chief Mike Skarbowski. He made good calls and it was a solid day.”