Brian Keselowski

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Brian Keselowski is an professional stock car racing driver.

## Career (Pepsi Cup Racing Series)

### 2010: First Starts

In the 2010 Irwin Tools Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway Brian attempted to make his debut for his own team K-Automotive Motorsports. He failed to qualify in the number 92 car on it.

He later entered the Air Guard 400 at Richmond and the AAA Texas 500 but also failed to qualify both races.

He didn't attempted another 2010 race.

### 2011: Making A Race Debut

In 2011 he continued to race the number 92 car for his own K-Automotive Motorsports team. He entered the Daytona 500, Subway Fresh Fit 500, Kolbalt Tools 400, Crown Royal Presents The Matthew And Daniel Hanson 400, and Showtime Southern 500.

He only qualified for one of those races in the Daytona 500 his first ever race. He ended up out qualifying his Team Penske Dodge brother and got 12th while Brad got qualified 16th in the Miller Light Dodge. With Discount Tire on the car, and finished 41st out of 43 cars after competing his first 28 laps got involved in the lap 28 early big one crash.

### 2013: Hamilton Means Racing/Brian Keselowski Motorsports

In 2013 he shut down his K-Automotive Motorsports team and went to Means Racing. He entered only the Daytona 500 and failed to make it in the number 52 with no sponsor.

Later on he left Means and started another team of his own from K-Automotive Motorsports materials called Brian Keselowski Motorsports returning the number 92 Discount Tire car. He entered the Toyota Owners 400 and Cheez-Its 355 and made both races finishing 40th and 39th.

### 2014: Part-Time Brian Keselowski Motorsports

In 2014 he entered the Daytona 500, Toyota Owners 400, Coke Zero 400, Go Bowling.com 400, Cheez-It 355, Federated Auto Parts 400, GEICO 400, and Ford EcoBoost 400. He made very race and his finishes in order were 34th, 42nd, 42nd, 43rd, 43rd, 28th, 19th, and 34th. With a 44th standings finish he was ready to move up to full-time in 2015 he announced in November of 2014.

### 2015-2019: Full-Time Brian Keselowski Motorsports

In 2015 he went full-time with the worst finish of 43rd two times and the best finish of 10th in all super-speedway races. He got 33rd in the standings.

In 2016 he got the worst finish of 34th and had 4 top 10s at all super speedways. A top 5 came at Richmond his best track. He got 31st in the standings.

In 2017 Discount Tire signed for every race until 2019 was over. He DNFED 20 times with 1 top 10. He got 44th in the standings.

In 2018 he DNFED 22 times and missed 9 races. Making 1 top 10 at Richmond his still best track. He got 40th in the standings.

For 2019 he was able to get second at Richmond and third at Talladega for 2 top 10s and 5 top 10s later on at the other Richmond race in 8th. He DNFED 2 times and missed no races with 24th in the season standings due to 4 stage wins. The first 4 of his whole entire career.

### 2020-Present: Part-Time

In 2020 he moved full-time in the Xfinity Series after he won an 1-off Junior Motorsports race subbing for Michael Annett in 2019. It was at Richmond of course.

In 2020 he attempted every race with Brian Keselowski Motorsports which was also his Xfinity team. He got 1 top 10 at Spring Talladega and second place at Summer Daytona.

In 2021 focusing on Xfinity with 1 win last season at Richmond, Brian raced only the fall Richmond race finishing 20th after a speeding penalty running 15th. He gained 4 spots on the final lap.

In 2022 he plans to race the fall Richmond race once again