Every racer who competes in a Cup Series race is eyeing the win. However, sometimes, due to limitations and situations outside their control, drivers cannot perform at their full potential. While putting forth underwhelming performances and finishing below expectations is never ideal,

Brad Keselowski was running toward the front of the field until a blown tire ended his chances to win the NASCAR Kansas race.

A great run for 2012 NASCAR Cup Series champion Brad Keselowski in Sunday's AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway has come to an unfortunate end.

Brad Keselowski's NASCAR Cup Series race at Kansas Speedway came to an abrupt end after his tire blew. Keselowski had climed up the field after starting from 36th on the grid. However, while running second in the AdventHealth 400 during the final stage,

NASCAR Cup Series champion is buried deep in the standings after a horrendous start to his season, and just as things were beginning to look better at Kansas…it fell apart again

If there’s one thing Brad Keselowski deserves this season, it’s a break. Just one race where everything goes right. For a moment during Sunday’s Cup Series race at Kansas Speedway, it looked like that break had finally arrived.

If Brad Keselowski didn't have bad luck this season, he wouldn't have any luck at all. The 2012 Cup Series champion looked to be in prime position for a top-five finish — and potentially a win — in Stage 3 of Sunday's AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway,