Brad Keselowski crew chief Jeremy Bullins to exit RFK Racing, effective immediately
There will be a change atop the No. 6 RFK Racing pit box of Brad Keselowski, with Jeremy Bullins parting ways with the organization. Bullins is set to take a new opportunity elsewhere in NASCAR, while Mike Skarbowski will take over crew chief duties for Keselowski from Kansas this weekend onwards. "We're excited for Jeremy and his family as he embarks on a new opportunity," a statement RFK ...…
Brad Keselowski's RFK Racing team is set to undergo a major shift as crew chief Jeremy Bullins departs the organization. Bullins, who has been with RFK since joining in 2025, will take a new opportunity elsewhere in NASCAR, leaving Mike Skarbowski to take over as the team's new crew chief from Kansas this weekend. In a statement, RFK Racing expressed their excitement for Bullins and his family as he embarks on a new chapter.
Bullins, known for his strategic insights and historical perspective, has been a trusted teammate and leader for the #6 team, contributing to the team's shared vision for on-track success. He has secured ten Cup wins as a crew chief, half of which came with Keselowski during his time at the No. 2 Penske Ford. Bullins' most recent victory was achieved with Harrison Burton and the Wood Brothers at Daytona in the summer of 2024.
Skarbowski, previously listed as RFK's team manager, will make his debut as a crew chief at the Cup level, bringing with him experience as an engineer at Trackhouse Racing.
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