Inside NASCAR “It hasn’t even soaked in that I won, so it’s hard to be frustrated when you don’t even picture as a winner
yet,” he said. “I’d love to be running (in the Cup Series). I’ve raced against 15 or 20 of the same guys over here on the Nationwide side and it’s very similar. “I think I could run against them competitively, but the (full-time) opportunity is not there, so I’m really not thinking about it.” Earnhardt was asked about possibly taking his JR Motorsports team to Cup with Keselowski as the driver. “We would consider it, but we have to do what’s right for the company and the business,” he said. “It might not even be what Brad wants. He might want to jump into an established program, which I would too, probably.” Keselowski said that he’s discussing several future opportunities. He is talking with owner Rick Hendrick, whose organization built the Talladega-winning car and engine for Keselowski. “We’re going to take our time and stick with that because that’s what’s gotten me where I’m at, that relationship,” Keselowski said. “So I don’t want to run from it. That goes the same on the JR Motorsports deal on the Nationwide side and with (Hendrick driver Earnhardt).” — dailypress.com
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