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Dale Earnhardt, Jr® Die-Cast Model Car
 
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The GoDaddy.com car will be driven in these upcoming NASCAR® races:
Date Location Car Driver
7/11
 Chicago #25 Keselowski
 
7/25
 Indianapolis #88 Keselowski
 
8/1
 Iowa #88 Keselowski
 
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Born: Rochester Hills, Mich.
Lives: Mooresville, N.C.
Rookie year: 2007
Highlights: Two NASCAR Nationwide Series wins; 20 top-10 finishes; one pole
Web site: www.bradracing.com
 
For third-generation driver Brad Keselowski, racing comes naturally. He grew up in a home where spending time at the race shop and the track was just a way of life. In 1998, the young Keselowski made the transition from turning wrenches for his family-owned team, K Automotive Motorsports, to racing.

In 2004, Keselowski ran eight races for K Automotive in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, followed by a complete schedule in 2005. He competed on a limited basis in both the NASCAR Nationwide and Truck Series in 2006. Keselowski started the 2007 season racing in the Nationwide Series until his team suspended operations in June. Later that month, he was called to drive for another team and scored them the Bud Pole Award, leading four times throughout the race while contending for the win. Keselowski was then hired by JR Motorsports and debuted in the # 88 Navy Chevrolet at Chicagoland Speedway in July 2007. In 14 starts, he scored five top 10 finishes for the team.

Keselowski enjoyed a breakout year in 2008, finishing third in the NASCAR Nationwide Series point standings -- the highest finish for a Series regular. He garnered two wins (Nashville and Bristol) and claimed the series Lap Leader Award for 2008. Keselowski was also named the 2008 Nationwide Series Most Popular Driver, an award voted on by the fans.

On the strength of his Nationwide Series performance, Keselowski made his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series debut in late 2008. He drove the #25 GoDaddy.com Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports at Texas Motor Speedway in November, where he started 37th and finished 19th. Two weeks later, Keselowski raced the #25 at the Homestead-Miami Speedway in the season finale, starting 31st and finishing 23rd.

Keselowski will be behind the wheel of the #88 GoDaddy.com Chevrolet Impala for 18 Nationwide Series races in 2009. He’ll also drive the #25 GoDaddy.com car in the Sprint Cup Series for seven races in 2009. Teammates Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Tony Stewart will each drive the #5 GoDaddy.com Chevy for one race in the 2009 Nationwide Series.
©2009 JR Motorsports. ©2009 Hendrick Motorsports, llc
Brad Keselowski comes from a long line of race car drivers. Brad's mother and father, Bob and Kay, own a racing team based out of Auburn Hills, Michigan. During his 23 years of racing for the family-owned team, Brad's father brought home 25 ARCA race wins, the 1989 ARCA championship, more than 30 wins in the NASCAR Grand American Series and one NCTS victory. Brad's uncle, Ron Keselowski, was crew chief for many of those events. Both Brad and his brother, Brian, travelled often with the team. Now young Brad is making his family proud. After winning two Nationwide Series races for JR Motorsports, the 24-year-old was asked by Hendrick Motorsports to represent them in two NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races. Brad drove the #25 GoDaddy.com Chevrolet Impala SS for the first time in October 2008, finishing 8th in the Dollar General 300 at Lowe's Motor Speedway. The win put him in 3rd place in the NASCAR Nationwide series point standings.

"We gave him a good opportunity and he's repaying us by his loyalty and his energy toward that program," says teammate Dale Earnhardt, Jr.

GoDaddy.com has established itself in auto-racing and sponsors an all-star lineup of drivers. Among them are NASCAR's most popular driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. and open-wheel's most popular driver Danica Patrick, who made history in 2008 with the first-ever IndyCar Series win by a woman. GoDaddy.com also sponsors Hendrick's Ron Fellows, who drove the #5 GoDaddy.com Chevrolet to victory in Montreal in 2008, NASCAR rookie Landon Cassill and NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver Brad Keselowski. GoDaddy.com is the world's No. 1 domain name registrar, with more than 31 million domain names under management. The company is also the world's largest hostname provider and is well-known for its racy Super Bowl ads.