Brad Keselowski was denied by the other owners of RFK Racing when he recently made a bid to buy the organization. He told the Sports Business Journal on Friday that the unsolicited bid was denied “in the last week.”
Brad Keselowski revealed that his unsolicited bid to purchase RFK Racing was recently rejected by the team's other co-owners. The former NASCAR Cup Series champion confirmed to Sports Business Journal that he made a significant offer, which was turned down in the past week. The development follows an announcement last month confirming Keselowski and RFK Racing will part ways once his five-year contract concludes at season's end.
RFK Racing co-owners Jack Roush and Fenway Sports Group will continue to operate the organization moving forward. Team president Chip Bowers stated the split stems from Keselowski's desire to keep driving rather than transitioning into competition oversight. Both parties plan to collaborate on resolving Keselowski's existing minority ownership stake as he considers his future racing and ownership opportunities.
Get the latest sports news and top stories from MySportsTab delivered straight to your inbox.
No spam. Just the latest sports news and updates.
