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Brad Keselowski joins an exclusive group with a milestone in his career

Brad Keselowski has achieved an important milestone in his career, becoming the 24th driver in the history of the NASCAR Cup Series to lead 10,000 laps. This milestone took place during his 621st entry, in the race held at WWT Raceway.

This event comes a month after Joey Logano reached the same mark at Richmond Raceway. Keselowski led a total of 55 laps in his last race, finishing in twelfth place.

Keselowski’s journey in NASCAR began in 2008, and his first lap led was especially memorable. In his debut, he collided with Carl Edwards on the last lap of the spring race at Talladega in 2009, winning the race while Edwards flipped through the air. Since then, he has achieved a total of 36 victories in the category.

The record of drivers who have led over 10,000 laps includes multiple champions, with only three exceptions: Denny Hamlin, Mark Martin, and Junior Johnson. Below is the list of drivers who have reached this milestone:

NASCAR Cup drivers who have led at least 10,000 laps

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