RFK Racing has exercised its option to keep driver Ryan Preece with the team through the 2027 NASCAR season. The announcement was made by RFK Racing co-owner Brad Keselowski on Saturday, prior to qualifying for the Brickyard 400.
Preece, a 35-year-old native of Connecticut, has participated in all 21 NASCAR races this season for RFK Racing. While he has consistently started each race, his performance includes four top 10 finishes but no results within the top five.
Brad Keselowski revealed that the decision to retain Preece was made “a few months ago.” The team opted to secure his services through next season, demonstrating confidence in his continued contribution despite a lack of top-five finishes this year. This move provides stability for RFK Racing as they continue their 2024 campaign and look ahead to future seasons.
The announcement came before Carson Hocevar secured the pole position for Sunday’s Brickyard 400, adding to the excitement surrounding the upcoming race.
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