Brad Keselowski Unearths an Old Picture of His Father in Emotional Tribute Ahead of His Funeral
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Brad Keselowski Unearths an Old Picture of His Father in Emotional Tribute Ahead of His Funeral
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Brad Keselowski is currently on a trip down memory lane. Late last year, his father, Bob Keselowski, passed away, and the family is still recovering from his loss. Already, the Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing driver has unearthed a few precious memories with his father.
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Recently, the 2012 Cup Series champion discovered another photograph of him and his father together.
This particular picture showed Bob giving his son a little help while teaching him to drive. According to the RFK Racing driver, the photograph was taken around 1990. Moving to the present, he revealed that the family is preparing for the funeral and it was great to find such mementos.
Sweet photo find
My dad giving me a little assistance during my first driving attempt.
circa 1990Preparing for dad’s funeral Wednesday and things like this make it a little easier. So glad my family found this picture pic.twitter.com/BGEDTfLz3L
— Brad Keselowski (@keselowski) January 2, 2022
It is no secret that Bob Keselowski had a lot of influence on the RFK driver. This was especially evident in the early stages of his career. So, losing not just a father figure, but one of his biggest supporters in the NASCAR arena, was pretty painful. What better way to pay tribute to the late Keselowski patriarch than to gun for a second Cup Series title?
Brad Keselowski will definitely be driving the 2022 season for his father
Brad Keselowski’s stint with Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing indicates a fresh start for him. It will also be extra important because everyone will be competing in the Next Gen cars. At last month’s pre-season test at the Charlotte Motor Speedway, Keselowski performed fairly decently.
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DARLINGTON, SC – SEPTEMBER 04: Brad Keselowski, driver of the #2 Miller High Life Ford, sits in the garage area during practice for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Bojangles’ Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway on September 4, 2015 in Darlington, South Carolina. (Photo by Sarah Crabill/NASCAR via Getty Images)
In fact, he even topped one of the sessions, which would be a massive confidence booster for the #6 driver. Of course, this is just testing and people are still trying to figure out what makes these cars tick.
The new cars bring everyone back to square one, and the pecking order could be shuffled. What are your predictions for Keselowski and his team for the 2022 season?
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