Lessons Learned at Pocono: No. 5
Penske Has The Power Arguably bigger than anything that happened on the track over the weekend was an off-track development bound to impact the sport for years to come. In the days leading up to NASCAR’s return to Pocono, Team Penske announced it has re-signed Brad Keselowski to a multi-year contract that will keep him with the organization through at least the 2019 season (the exact terms of the contract were not disclosed). Meanwhile, the organization also announced it is adding a third team in 2018 for newcomer Ryan Blaney, who is currently competing for the Wood Brothers in a car prepared…
