Does Brad Keselowski own a plane?

Yes, Brad Keselowski owns and travels in a private jet. Brad Keselowski is a NASCAR Cup Series driver for the Roush Fenway Keselowski racing team. He drives the no.6 Ford Mustang for the team in the Cup Series. Keselowski is the 2012 NASCAR Cup Series champion and owner of a majority stake in the RFK Racing team. He broke a 110-race winless streak in the Cup Series during the 2024 season. He won the 2024 Goodyear 400 race to break his winless streak and to qualify for the Chase for Cup Series playoffs.

Bradley Aron Keselowski was born in Rochester Hills, Michigan, United States on February 12th, 1984. He has been racing NASCAR for 17 years. Keselowski has participated in 542 races over the years. He has earned 36 victories and 261 Top-10s as of July 23rd, 2024. Brad Keselowski is among the only 6 drivers to have won a championship in both, Busch Series and the Cup Series. He was named among the 75 Greatest Drivers of NASCAR in 2023 and won the Most Popular Driver award from 2008-2010 in the Busch Series. He also has his own business called, Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing which specializes in additive manufacturing techniques.

Brad Keselowski Private Jet

Brad Keselowski is the owner of a Learjet 45 private jet. He extensively uses it to travel throughout his races. Before, adding a private jet to his collection he used to travel to races using his father’s car. He revealed this in an interview with Business Jet Traveller Online. In the same interview, he said that he didn’t want to fly his jet as it would affect his racing performance. He wanted to be the best race car driver and not the best pilot.

Keselowski flies nearly 200-300 hours a year according to the statistics he revealed in the interview with Business Jet Traveler. He wanted to buy the Learjet 31A but settled on his current considering the pricing and other conditions. He considers the plane a well-rounded machine with great performance in almost any category.

The Learjet 45 is a mid-size business jet produced by the Learjet division of Bombardier Aerospace. It was produced from 1995 to 2012. The Learjet 45 had 642 units produced. It has a capacity of 9 passengers and requires 2 crewmen. The jet has a wingspan of 14.58 m and a length of 17.68 m. It can reach a maximum speed of 533 mph and a cruise speed of 510 mph.