Brad Keselowski Has 'About' 6 Opportunities on the Table for 2027

HOMESTEAD, Fla. -- While Brad Keselowski’s plans for 2027 are still up in the air, he said the number of different opportunities he has on the table is "about at" his car number.

The driver of the No. 6 RFK Racing Ford, for at least one more NASCAR Cup Series race, hinted at the possibility of where he may go next season. 

"There's opportunities for people to compete with good teams, to be an owner with good teams, to do things with the TV booth. The driving ones are interesting to me but I have a lot of things that are of interest to me," Keselowski said. "They're all interesting... I have too many opportunities so I have to do some soul searching."

About how many opportunities does Keselowski have? Over/under his car number, the 6, he said the amount is "right at it."

Keselowski didn't have anything specific to share Saturday in the Homestead-Miami Speedway. However, he was in relatively good spirits after crashing in qualifying just before speaking to the media. He will start 40th -- last -- after the incident. 

"I was trying to run the bottom lane in three and four because the track was so slick and wanted to see if I could find something down there and I found something it just wasn’t what I was looking for," Keselowski said.

Keselowski will race for the final time with what he once believed was his forever home. A tough blow after negotiations broke down, he's hopeful with the opportunities he has and one final race with RFK. 

"I want to leave on the highest mark that I can. I wish all three RFK cars were faster and more speed but there's a lot of good people, a lot to do so I want to do well for them," Keselowski said.

Keselowski is already going to leave the season on a higher mark than when he started. He entered the season with a leg injury that took him out of the Clash exhibition race and on crutches in some of the opening races. 

Recently, he went through a "thorough review" to see if he needed any surgeries. However, everything came back well, giving him the green light to start the soul-searching -- and seat searching -- without any health matters to contend with. 

Keselowski said full-time racing is among the possible opportunities. That could mean racing in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, which he was interested in racing in to get all three NASCAR national series championships -- after getting the Cup in 2012 and the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series championship in 2010.

"I want to be somewhere where I have value," Keselowski said. 

Keselowski would love to get back on to the championship stage at Homestead-Miami Speedway as he did in 2012 when he appeared on ESPN's SportsCenter after having a few of his sponsor, then Miller Lite beer at the time.

"Every time I drive through the gates, I think of that day. Walking up the stairs in the media center, I remember that interview... the parts I remember. It was a thrill of a life," Keselowski said. "I think when I finished the media center here... it was the first time I got t spend time with my mom, my dad and my brother, and I remember sucking in the sea breeze. It was nice," he said.

Keselowski has never won a Cup race at Homestead-Miami Speedway. His best finish was fifth in 2022. He finished 26th after starting 32nd in 2025, the last race at the track.