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Brad Keselowski reflects on 2026 and expects "lots of soul searching" in off-season

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Brad Keselowski does not know what he'll be doing in 2027. The former NASCAR Cup Series champion with 36 career wins and over 600 starts at the highest level of the sport will leave RFK Racing where he is a co-owner due to differences with the rest of the ownership group. He…

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