When asked what, if anything, he would change about NASCAR, Brad Keselowski commented with a perfectly reasonable reply.
In the 24 hours since Keselowski said he would want the leader of the sport be at the racetrack every weekend, social media went berserk.
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NASCAR writer Jeff Gluck originally tweeted out Keselowski's response and it was met with tons of support from the NASCAR fan base.
https://twitter.com/jeff_gluck/status/956242932805357568
It's no secret that Brian France, the CEO and chairman of NASCAR is often absent from events and people have voiced their displeasure with his handling of the organization. But the replies on Twitter in response to Kes's comment have brought the critics out from far and wide.
https://twitter.com/423gray/status/956251639224111104
https://twitter.com/RMinENC/status/956243493143367680
https://twitter.com/ADBlueRanger/status/956244529006473216
https://twitter.com/chaz_hankey/status/956729025673621504
Keselowski tweeted that he's seen some negative feedback from the quote, but from what we've found on social media it's been met with an overwhelming amount of support.
https://twitter.com/mmiller404/status/956699874870820864
https://twitter.com/tgvanhorne/status/956698132410195968
https://twitter.com/MBatesMMA/status/956728252588011520
https://twitter.com/DarlingtonChick/status/956692650509455360
It's uncertain as to what was so strange about the comment, but maybe it hit home because Keselowski said something that others wanted to, but didn't.
