Keselowski was involved in at least three incidents in the race, the last when he bumped Carl Edwards with a handful of laps remaining. NASCAR
“That’s short track racing,” Keselowski said. “I got into the back of Carl and that was the one I feel worse about. I didn’t know he was going to make that move.” MiamiHerald.com
Neither Edwards nor Bliss were that angry with Keselowski, though they both said if that’s the way he wants to race, they will race him the same way. Keselowski admitted to driving hard throughout the race.
“[Saturday], I was very aggressive and put myself in a lot of those situations that led to contact,” Keselowski said. “Two of them led to spins. I didn’t do myself any favors by that. It’s not like I came out on top with that. I tore my car up and slowed it down. It wasn’t like that was what won me the race.
“What won me the race was being aggressive throughout. The specific contact didn’t win me the race. They actually hurt.”
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