Is Brad Keselowski A Core Play In DFS At Indianapolis?
9 months agoBrad Keselowski has qualified 26th for Sunday's Brickyard 400 from Indianapolis Motor Speedway. After finishing outside the top-10 in three consecutive races, Keselowski got back to form with a seventh-place finish last week at Pocono. Aside from last week's strong showing, there is a lot to like about the RFK driver-owner heading into this weekend. For starters, he has more experience on the Indy oval than most of the other drivers in the field (11 Cup starts), opportunities he has made the most of. Not only does he have a win (2018) and six top-10s here, but his average overall finish of 12.9 is the third most of any driver on the slate with more than one oval Cup start at this venue While his experience, and overall success both here and this season, are appealing enough, what really makes the 40-year-old a driver to target is his starting position. At a starting position that offers tremendous place differential upside, in a race where experience will likely be the difference maker, Brad Keselowski looks like a core play this weekend in the Hoosier State.
Source: DriverAverages.com
Source: DriverAverages.com
Brad Keselowski Will Be Worth Rostering This Week At Homestead
1 week agoBrad Keselowski of RFK Racing earned a starting position of 32nd after qualifying for Sunday's Straight Talk Wireless 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Keselowski was the lowest-qualifying driver of the three RFK entries for this week's race. In 17 starts at Homestead, Keselowski has 13 top-20 finishes with seven inside the top 10. After five races so far this season, Keselowski has two top-20 finishes, but they were both scored in the last three Cup races, and he captured positive Place Differential three times. In practice, Keselowski ranked 12th in overall lap averages and displayed top-20 speeds in the 15-30 consecutive lap average categories. Based on his massive upside from his starting position, equipment, and overall track history at Homestead, expect Keselowski to move through the field into the top 20, making him one of the best overall DFS picks of the week.
Source: DriverAverages.com
Source: DriverAverages.com
Brad Keselowski Qualifies Deep In The Field For Las Vegas
2 weeks agoRFK Racing's Brad Keselowski will start 27th for the Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Keselowski was the worst qualifier of the three RFK entries for this week's race. In 23 starts at Las Vegas, Keselowski has three wins and 17 top-20 finishes, including four since joining RFK for the 2022 Cup Series season. With four races completed so far in the 2025 season, Keselowski has one top-20 finish and two DNFs. In practice for this week's race at Vegas, Keselowski ranked 10th in overall lap averages but displayed speeds outside of the top 20 in all other categories. Keselowski's track history at Vegas makes him worth consideration for cash game lineups, especially with a high DFS ceiling, but his practice speeds and 2025 performance to date make him difficult to recommend for tournaments.
Source: DriverAverages.com
Source: DriverAverages.com
Brad Keselowski Is A Solid DFS Choice For Phoenix Lineups
3 weeks agoBrad Keselowski of RFK Racing earned a starting position of 20th for this week's race at Phoenix Raceway. This will be the fifth time in his Cup career that Keselowski will start a race at Phoenix inside the top 20. In 31 races at the Arizona track, Keselowski has 26 top-20 finishes, including each of the last four Cup events. In practice, Keselowski ranked 26th in overall lap averages and showcased top-20 speeds in all other eligible categories. With his salary being around the middle of the pack ($8,000 on DraftKings), decent upside, and favorable track history at Phoenix, Keselowski is not a bad choice to consider for all DFS formats.
Source: DriverAverages.com
Source: DriverAverages.com
Could Brad Keselowski Be Usable For All DFS Formats At COTA?
4 weeks agoBrad Keselowski will start 26th for Sunday's Echopark Texas Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas. This marks the fifth consecutive race where the No. 6 Ford driver will start 24th or worse at COTA. In four previous races at the site, Keselowski has two top-20 finishes while scoring positive place differential three times. In 15 races at road courses except Chicago since 2022, Keselowski has 10 top-20 finishes, with only one top-10 finish. In final practice, Keselowski ranked 28th in overall lap averages and 17th in 10 consecutive lap averages. Although Keselowski is not expected to be a top-10 threat, he is still a solid choice based on his salary to score a top-20 finish, making him worth consideration in all DFS formats.
Source: DriverAverages.com
Source: DriverAverages.com
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