Brad Keselowski, the Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing driver, recently celebrated the arrival of his new baby boy, sharing the joyful news on his X account on August 20. The announcement delighted fans eager for an update on Keselowski’s growing family.
Keselowski Shares Special Moment Welcoming Baby Boy
On Wednesday, Keselowski posted a photo of himself featuring a sticker that read it’s a boy, accompanied by a playful caption celebrating this personal milestone. The driver wrote,
“Goal- 2 stickers this week 1st in the books ☺️”
— Brad Keselowski, Racing Driver
Brad Keselowski and his wife, Paige White, have been together for several years, marrying in February 2017 after dating for a few years prior. The couple already shares two daughters: their first child, Scarlett, born in 2015, and their second daughter, Autumn, who arrived in 2019. This year, their family expanded with the birth of their son, Maize.
Keselowski’s Racing Schedule and Upcoming Event
Despite the joyful family news, Keselowski remains focused on his racing career. He is set to compete this weekend at the Coke Zero Sugar 400. Balancing family life and the demands of NASCAR continues to be an important aspect of his journey.
Reflection on Rivalry and Current Competitive Landscape
Beyond family updates, Keselowski recently reflected on his long-standing rivalry with fellow driver Kyle Busch from Richard Childress Racing. He discussed the challenges of maintaining a rivalry when neither driver is consistently contending for victories. During a media event promoting the Homestead race, the two appeared together, evoking memories of past tensions on the track.
Keselowski explained,
“I think we’re both in a position where it’s hard to have a rivalry — and I’ve said this throughout my career — when you’re not competing for wins. And right now, neither of us are have been consistently in a spot where we’re competing for wins. And so, any type of rivalry is really just a distraction.”
— Brad Keselowski, Racing Driver
Since his last win at Darlington in 2024, Keselowski has struggled to find the top spot in races, marking just one victory in the past 154 events. Similarly, Kyle Busch has not won since 2023 and has not qualified for the current playoffs.
Keselowski added,
“I’d love to rekindle that rivalry because in my eyes what that would mean is that we’re competing each other for wins. I always tell our people like, you have disagreements throughout the year — you don’t get in a fight over 15th place finishes… But, when you’re running up front, those are the good rivalries. I don’t think the two of us have seen each other much up front.”
— Brad Keselowski, Racing Driver
Current Standings and Future Outlook
Keselowski presently holds 19th place in the NASCAR championship with 496 points, including eight top-10 finishes and four top-five results in the current season. With family milestones and racing challenges both at the forefront, Keselowski is likely to remain a figure of interest in the NASCAR community as he continues to balance his personal life with his professional ambitions.