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RFK Racing and primary partner Fastenal Company (Nasdaq: FAST) will celebrate their 15th season of partnership in 2025. Fastenal, which recently extended its relationship with RFK, is one of the longest-tenured brands in NASCAR. When Fastenal initially teamed up with RFK in 2010, they were paired with NASCAR Hall of Fame driver Carl Edwards. Today Fastenal is a primary partner for NASCAR Champion Chris Buescher and his No. 17 Ford, serving as the longest-tenured brand within RFK’s large family of partners.
“We’re incredibly proud to celebrate 15 years with Fastenal,” said Steve Newmark, President of RFK Racing. “They have been an integral part of our journey, both on and off the track, and their ‘Blue Team’ has become part of the RFK family. They’re integrated in everything we do, and their supply chain expertise is critical to our ability to build and maintain fast race cars. We look forward to building on this strong foundation to achieve even greater things together in the years to come.”
“Our partnership with RFK Racing has elevated and strengthened the Fastenal brand with millions of NASCAR fans,” said Fastenal’s CEO, Dan Florness. “It’s more than just putting our name on the car. We work closely with their team to achieve our marketing goals, and they rely on our team for supply chain expertise. We’re excited to continue the collaboration in 2025.”
Fastenal’s iconic blue paint scheme will return to the track with RFK in 2025 and beyond, with Chris Buescher driving in most of the events. 2025 will also see an expanded presence of Fastenal’s Body Guard® brand on the track. The orange and black Body Guard® paint scheme will grace all three RFK Racing entries during the season, including team co-owner Brad Keselowski (No. 6), and team newcomer, Ryan Preece (No. 60).

Fastenal x RFK Racing

Chris Buescher

Chris Buescher has been a key driver for RFK Racing, joining the team in 2020. Known for his consistency and strong performances, Buescher has steadily grown as a competitive force in the NASCAR Cup Series. Driving the No. 17 car, Buescher brought a solid presence to the team, securing notable finishes and earning his first Cup Series victory with RFK Racing at the 2022 Bristol Night Race. His partnership with the team has been marked by a steady improvement in performance, with Buescher continuing to contribute to RFK Racing's overall success in NASCAR.

Brad Keselowski


Brad Keselowski, a two-time NASCAR champion, has become one of the most respected veterans in the sport, both as a driver and a co-owner at RFK Racing. In his fourth season with the team in 2024, he secured his first victory since joining RFK, marking a milestone for the No. 6 car. Keselowski's consistency has been evident, with nine top-five finishes and four runner-up results in 2024. As a co-owner, he helped RFK Racing become a contender, with both of its Cup Series entries making the playoffs in 2023. Throughout his career, Keselowski has accumulated 36 wins and remains a key figure in NASCAR's competitive landscape. His leadership at RFK, combined with his on-track success, continues to elevate the team.

Ryan Preece



Ryan Preece enters his sixth full-time NASCAR Cup Series season in 2025, joining RFK Racing after a two-year stint with Stewart-Haas Racing. Known for his grassroots racing background, Preece made a name for himself in the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour before moving up to the NASCAR National Series. His success in the Modified ranks earned him opportunities in the Xfinity Series, where he won multiple races with Joe Gibbs Racing. Preece made his Cup Series debut in 2019 with JTG Daugherty Racing, and after spending time as a reserve driver for Stewart-Haas Racing, he earned a full-time Cup ride with the team. Now at RFK Racing, Preece reunites with former teammate Chris Buescher, bringing a wealth of experience and a determined drive to the team.