The moment was vintage Keselowski, honest and outspoken, leaving little to the imagination, and echoing through the social media universe at the speed of the No. 2 car on a pole run. The 2012 champion of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series certainly keeps things interesting, which was indeed the case when his battered race car -- looking like a modified without its hood -- returned to the track and traded paint with Busch for several laps. Like him or loathe him, there's no doubt that Keselowski makes NASCAR more exciting, even if sometimes he may push things too far. So now NASCAR's premier series returns to Texas Motor Speedway, where last spring saw a defiant Keselowski in the wake of rear-end housings confiscated from both Team Penske cars. More...