RFK Racing is certainly riding high with its major turnaround this year. Unlike some of the sport’s bigger and more resourceful teams like Stewart-Haas Racing, the 2-car Ford team has made significant leaps and bounds ever since the veteran Brad Keselowski bought into the team.

To put things in simple perspective, within the span of a month, Keselowski’s driver Chris Buescher went from being a regular Cup Series contender to a championship contender with 3 stellar wins in the last 5 races of the regular season. However, Keselowski seems to be determined to make a positive impact this season.

Brad Keselowski eyes Bristol mastery

“#6 never quits” is a moniker that has grown popular in the NASCAR nation. While the RFK Racing co-owner is an undying beacon of hope for Ford fans, the phrase pretty much stands for the veteran’s unwavering and tenacious attitude.

Well, the short answer is yes. He definitely can, he has experience in plenty and a more than a capable car for the job. For one, Brad Keselowski and his #6 Ford have been consistent. Look at the last 3 races at Daytona, Darlington, and Kansas. Keselowski picked up valuable points, finishing inside the top 10. Keselowski even claimed stage 2 of Kansas, acing the 2nd stage being fastest.

Though his teammate Chris Buescher claimed the throne last year, snapping his 222-winless streak here at Bristol and bringing the team to the forefront, Keselowski seems to have something up his sleeve this time. This was evident in his recent tweet, where he wrote, “I’ve had the Bristol night race on my mind since last season….We’ve got unfinished business to take care of. #6NeverQuits”

NASCAR nation gets lively as fans urge Keselowski to “get that win”

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Hollywood Casino 400 at the Kansas Speedway was indeed a good show for Brad Keselowski. Though the driver finished 9th in the race behind his rival, Kyle Busch, who finished 7th, the #6 driver picked up valuable stage points.

Moreover, the veteran entered the day 18 points up and left the day 33 points higher. As of now, he is 5th in the rankings with 2089 points to his name, coming off 6 top 5 finishes. Whereas as his driver, Buescher is at the 9th spot with 3 wins and 7 top 5s to round off 2069 points.

With the veteran teasing a strong show in Bristol, fans got ecstatic as they quickly jumped the scene, urging the driver to “Go get that win! #6NeverQuits” 

“You can do this Brad”, said another.

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Another ardent fan conveyed his best wishes with a wholesome comment that goes, “Both teams keep getting stronger and stronger. The win is coming soon”

A Chevy fan got reminiscent of “Bad Brad” and commented, “A Chevy Fan but always cheering for Bad Brad”

Whereas another user lauded the driver for bringing back RFK Racing to the forefront:

A user chimed in, “If I was Eighteen again I’d be knocking on your doors, begging just to mop the floors… Great Job on the up turn with the Organization…”

While the #17 driver has made the playoff with 3 wins, veteran Keselowski is yet to make his mark. And as the playoff extravaganza reaches Bristol, can the 2012 Cup Series champion finish the “unfinished business?”

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