Brad Keselowski Sees the Positive Side of Social Media Ahead of the Battle for the NASCAR Championship

On the eve of an important championship battle, the usual tactic would be to remain fully focused. On some occasions, athletes often stay away from social media in order to avoid distractions. However, NASCAR driver Brad Keselowski is choosing to not go to that extreme.

Speaking to the media, he said, “I used to do social media all by myself, and I have a little bit more help, now that I do. That’s been a big deal for me and I lean on that help and support that I get. I keep it to where social media can still be fun for me.

“I’ve always said that I get more out of social media than what I put in. I still feel that way, and I understand why some people might not feel that way.”

Can Brad Keselowski clinch the 2020 Cup Series crown?

Keselowski certainly is capable of taking the Cup Series crown. After all, he is the 2012 Cup Series champion and is set to duke it out for a Championship 4 spot. If he believes that social media will not be a distraction, people just have to trust his judgment.

As long as he does not let it consume him and he manages his time well, he should be fine.

Brad Keselowski boasts of a decent track record at the track, as he has won there twice. In addition to that, he has finished in the Top 5 on multiple occasions. However, the competition will be stiff, especially since Joey Logano locked in his Championship spot early.

Since Kyle Busch won at the Texas Motor Speedway, everything hinged on the race at Martinsville. Keselowski overcame multiple challenges, including a penalty for overspeeding on pit road towards the end, and eventually prevailed.