RFK Racing announced its expansion to three full-time NASCAR Cup Series entries in 2025, marking a significant evolution for the organization. Brad Keselowski and Chris Buescher will be joined by Ryan Preece in this ambitious growth initiative.

The team has secured six point-paying race victories over the past three seasons, with Keselowski expressing a desire to match that number in a single season. Since RFK Racing's formation in 2022, when Keselowski partnered with Jack Roush, the team has shown steady progress:

2022:

• Buescher won at Bristol Motor Speedway
• Neither driver made the playoffs

2023:

• Buescher secured three victories (Richmond, Michigan, Daytona)
• Both drivers qualified for playoffs

2024:

• Keselowski claimed victory at Darlington Raceway
• Keselowski represented the team in playoffs

The addition of Ryan Preece, entering his sixth full Cup Series season, adds fresh potential to the team's roster. Preece is still pursuing his first career win and playoff appearance.

Looking ahead, RFK Racing's goals include:

• Qualifying all three cars for the playoffs
• Increasing victory frequency
• Establishing consistent race-winning potential
• Competing for championships

The organization's recent success marks a significant turnaround from their previous drought, with only eight points wins over the past decade. While the team hasn't claimed a Cup Series championship since Kurt Busch's victory in 2004, Keselowski's leadership and the organization's current momentum suggest a promising future for RFK Racing.

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