Nascar – Brad Keselowski finally gets it

Brad Keselowski (Penske Racing) got off to a bad start at the Bank of America 500 held in Charlotte. Starting from 23rd position on the grid, the reigning champion saw his race disrupted by an incident in the pits. The driver of the No. 2 Ford came out on the track carrying the jack, which would then condemn him to a recovery race. After catching up, Brad Keselowski opted for the best strategy by choosing four new tires. The winner won ahead of Kasey Kahne (Hendrick Motorsports) who emerged from the fog leading more than a third of the race like his teammate Jimmie Johnson.

The five-time Sprint Cup champion finally finished in fourth place behind Chase leader Matt Kenseth (Joe Gibbs Racing) who took a point from his direct opponent. Kyle Busch (Joe Gibbs Racing) completes the top five ahead of Kevin Harvick (Richard Childress Racing), Jeff Gordon (Hendrick Motorsports) and Ryan Newman (Stewart-Haas Racing). Carl Edwards (Roush Fenwayy Racing) completes the top ten behind Denny Hamlin (Joe Gibbs Racing).