Brian Vickers dropped a cryptic, love‑laden statement on social media, hinting at a dark connection to Jeffrey Epstein.
Who is Brian Vickers?
Vickers, 42, captured the 2003 Busch Series championship and amassed three NASCAR Cup wins during a 14‑year top‑level career.
He raced the Red Bull‑branded cars in 2005 and spent his entire Cup tenure with Michael Waltrip Racing, driving the No. 55 Aaron’s Dream Machine Toyota.
The Kellen‑Epstein link
Vickers married Sarah Kellen in 2015; the couple divorced in 2025 after more than a decade together.
Kellen, also known as Sarah Kensington, served as Jeffrey Epstein’s assistant, received immunity in 2008, and faced a 2024 DOJ subpoena.
She has been accused of recruiting young women, arranging their travel and scheduling “massages” for Epstein, a claim Judge Alison Nathan labeled as “criminally responsible participation.”
Epstein files reference
An email from Kellen to Epstein mentioned “this NASCAR guy I like” and described him as a “major playboy,” according to the Department of Justice’s released Epstein files.
Additional correspondence between Epstein and Vickers’ race team at Michael Waltrip Racing discussed a sponsor issue, and one forwarded message bore the subject line “Male Fairy Tale.”
Vickers’ social media post
On Monday, Vickers posted a series of statements: “I have stayed quite for too long now… I walk in love for all my brothers and sisters… If this is not your path, I will meet you where you are… So that the rest my walk in peace.”
He added, “I had nothing to do with the mess left by others. If you can not see this you are part of the problem… I wish for peace and yet I am prepared for war against any that threaten my family walking in love.”
He concluded, “It is time to build a more gentle world together. But it will not start with tolerance for hate. With unconditional love, not unconditional boundaries.”
Career after racing
Vickers retired from full‑time competition in 2016, after three Cup victories and three Xfinity wins.
He has remained silent on the Epstein matter until the recent post, leaving observers to wonder what prompted the outburst.
Zach Dean, writer for OutKick, reported the story.
