Brad Keselowski was still fighting for positions well after Sunday’s wreck-marred NASCAR Cup race at Texas Motor Speedway ended – and for good reason.
Keselowski was originally scored third when a wreck involving William Byron and Ross Chastain on the final lap of the second overtime brought out a caution and secured Chase Elliott’s victory. But Keselowski was certain he was running second when the caution was displayed, and after a long review after the race, NASCAR finally agreed. Keselowski was credited with second place and Byron was sent to third.
The owner in me is mad as hell because it is my fault for not making the cars faster.” With the assistance of a different pit strategy than most of the leaders, Keselowski was among those who benefited from a caution in the middle of a round of green flag pit stops late in the race. His No. 6 RFK Racing Ford team was among those who had remained on the track hoping for a late caution and he got it.
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