Not the flag Keselowski was looking for in Bristol

Brad Keselowski saw a late flag in the Bristol Motor Speedway's Food City 500, but not the one he was looking for.

Keselowski had the black flag when the race of the series series resumed for the last time with 14 laps to go. NASCAR said the Team Penske rider did not follow the instructions to line up after leaving the lead.

Kyle Busch, Kurt Busch, Daniel Suarez, Paul Menard, Ryan Newman and Clint Bowyer were among the top six, all remaining apart. Keselowski was however found in front of Newman and control of the NASCAR race asked him to retreat several times.

According to the rules of NASCAR, Keselowski should have been the fourth driver on the inside track behind the six drivers who remained out of the way. Despite all the confusion, in which NASCAR added an extra lap to correct the training, Keselowski ended up taking off three lengths with one of his drivers, one of his drivers being teammate Joey Logano.

"I think they should take the rules book, tear up half the pages and race," Keselowski told a FOX Sports reporter leaving Pit-Road. "I have too many rules. Too many lucky dogs, waves.

"There are so many things going on the drivers do not know what's going on and NASCAR does not know what's going on. There are too many rules.

If the penalty had not been imposed, Keselowski was confident in his position. He led 40 laps before giving up the lead for two tires.

"Not only that, I've messed up my teammate," admitted Keselowski. "[Joey] We had four new tires and we are all bored like that. He was going to eat these guys alive [but] as we are always annoyed, he did not have an opportunity. It makes me feel bad.

"Basically, he pulled out two of the best cars in the race and entrusted him to Kyle [Busch]. "

Logano finished third and said the situation was winning when the last warning was issued and the decision had to be made to choose not to play.

"It's really hard to pbad, and by the time I hit the third position, those cars were so far ahead that I was stuck and I was not going to reach them," Logano said of winner Kyle Busch and the second, Kurt Busch. . "It stinks when you have the fastest car and you do not win, but it's a team sport and you have to do everything to make it work. We had the car part calculated today; we just failed to do it in other respects and we just have to keep fighting.

"We won a stage, it was good and we led a lot of laps. But you want to win at Bristol – so badly. Bristol is the coolest track. You see the arrival-finish line and think you're going to get it, but things are going fast here. "

Keselowski fell to 18th after serving his term of pbadage and said he would go see NASCAR.

"I'm sure I'm going to have a shit story," he said, "but I'll try."