RADIO
Brad Keselowski's 34th-Place Qualifying Run Makes Him a Must-Start in DFS
Brad Keselowski used to be a master at Las Vegas wih three wins from 2014-2018, but as with most tracks, he hasn't been much of a contender here with the Next Gen car, although he did lead 38 laps and finish fourth in the 2023 fall event. His 34th-place qualifying run yesterday is the worst of his career here, so you need to at least give him some consideration. Although he seemed washed up earlier this year, he did have RFK Racing's arguable best runs this year at Michigan and Iowa and has been the most dominant RFK driver even though Chris Buescher and Ryan Preece have both been faster and more consistent. His main issue is that he has often failed to get results this year even when he's run well, but nobody else who could reasonably contend qualified anywhere near that poorly, so you should probably start him anyway.
Source: Racing Reference
Source: Racing Reference
