NASCAR said Tuesday Brad Keselowski can keep his cellphone in his race car during events, and all drivers are encouraged to use social media. Keselowski drew attention for posting on Twitter during a red-flag period in Monday night’s Daytona 500.
He posted pictures, answered questions and kept fans informed of what was happening during the stoppage. The tweeting gained Keselowski roughly 140,000 followers during the race.
”NASCAR will not penalize Brad Keselowski for his use of Twitter during last night’s Daytona 500, nothing we’ve seen from Brad violates any current rules pertaining to the use of social media during races. As such, he won’t be penalized. We encourage our drivers to use social media to express themselves as long as they do so without risking their safety or that of others.” NASCAR said in a statement.
NASCAR said Keselowski had not violated any rules and can keep his phone.
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