The age-old saying goes, “The hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world” and perhaps that is the truth that prevails in every household, and Brad Keselowski’s household is no different. The co-owner of RFK Racing, maybe indomitable on the tracks of NASCAR and emanates a sense of dominance as a co-owner of RFK Racing. However, when it comes to managing the home and taking the reins of other factors not pertaining to the world of racing, it is the sound counsel of his wife that the Cup Series champion looks forward to.

The curtains to this revelation were lifted by the driver himself in an interview with NASCAR.

Brad Keselowski reveals his life behind the NASCAR world

It will surely be not a stretch to assert that the 2023 season has been the year of RFK Racing. The NASCAR world witnessed the resurgence of a team that no one had expected. With three victories in the ongoing season, the rebranded team under the new leadership of Brad Keselowski is surely on the verge of reaching newer heights and also running for championship contention. 

While a part of the credit is owed to Chris Buescher who has exhibited a clinical performance so far in the regular season, the world of NASCAR on the other hand cannot thank enough Brad Keselowski for turning around the narrative for the team and taking the reins of a dwindling team.

But as it turns out, there is a lot more that Keselowski needs to be thanked for, and it has to do with him being a doting father and supportive husband.

In an interview with Alex Weaver of NASCAR, Keselowski talked about his personal life. During the conversation, Weaver asked, “I know you are the boss man here. When you walk in you expect a certain level of professionalism. But Paige [Brad’s wife] and her Instagram bio has this she’s the executive assistant to Scarlett and Autumn. So who is the boss at home?”

To this, RFK Racing’s co-owner retorted, “Definitely not me. It’s very humbling when I get home. To go from being the boss to kinda being the farm boy. When I leave the house… I left the house this morning, it was, ‘hey don’t forget to take out the trash.’ Like… what’s my chores today? But that’s good, that’s the humility that serves all of us well. We all need that in our lives.”

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Nevertheless, the NASCAR world has assuredly taken aback by the transformation that the RFK Racing team has undergone since Brad Keselowski joined the team as a co-owner. Even the veteran NASCAR driver Kyle Petty did not fail to acknowledge the fact in his interview with NBC’s Nate Ryan.

Speaking on the dominating win at Daytona and settling for the 1-2 win, Petty expressed, “Brad is an incredible race car driver. He was meant to be an owner. Because he sees a bigger picture. He sees a broader landscape, and he sees the nuances in that landscape. He sees where he can take advantage of this or take advantage of that.”

“And Brad believes in Chris Buescher, and that goes a long way.”

Having said that, it will be interesting to see how the team fares in the playoffs, especially for the emerging star driver Chris Buescher. Will the team be able to live up to the expectations of the NASCAR world, or does the team have a long road to tread before competing for the championship?

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