3 years agoBrad Keselowski could not keep it together at Darlington in the Spring. He tried a crazy pit strategy gamble that backfired. He fell quickly back from the pole position and wound up 24th. Last summer's build seemed to cause Keselowski issues as well. The Team Penske driver fell out of the top ten quickly but did manage to rebound to 11th. Keselowski has been at the center of a few wrecks and collisions over the past month or so. He crashed out of last week's race at Daytona as well. The No. 2 car has been all over the place and may not be worth the chance of a DFS play even with his 16th-place starting position on Sunday.--Chris Wassel - RotoBaller
Source: Racing Reference