RFK Racing
Roush Fenway Keselowski (RFK) Racing enters its 39th season, fielding three full-time NASCAR Cup Series teams with drivers Brad Keselowski, Chris Buescher, and Ryan Preece. Owners Jack Roush, John Henry and his Fenway Sports Group (FSG), along with Keselowski carry a championship mindset into 2026. It’s a mindset that was built on a legacy of innovation, relentlessness, teamwork and professionalism.
RFK Racing’s story begins with the unyielding pursuit of performance that has defined Jack Roush for more than 50 years. Across drag racing, sports cars, and stock cars, Roush captured 31 championships and more than 400 victories, establishing a winning tradition long before entering NASCAR. That foundation ultimately grew into one of the sport’s most successful organizations, with RFK Racing earning eight NASCAR championships across the Cup, Xfinity, and Truck Series while becoming a dominant and innovative force in the industry.
A major turning point arrived in 2007 when Roush Racing partnered with John Henry and FSG, owners of the Boston Red Sox, forming Roush Fenway Racing. The collaboration united two championship organizations with deep expertise in performance, marketing, and fan engagement, creating a powerful team equipped to maintain an elite position in NASCAR. FSG leveraged its relationships, experience, and broad audience base to enhance the team’s sponsorship impact and long-term stability.
In 2021, another landmark chapter began when Keselowski joined the organization as both a driver and co-owner. His arrival ushered in a new era and a refreshed identity: Roush Fenway Keselowski (RFK) Racing. Today, the RFK Racing name reflects the combined leadership and legacy of Roush, the Fenway Sports Group, and Keselowski – three iconic pillars aligned to carry the organization’s tradition of excellence into the future.