There will be a new crew chief leading Brad Keselowski’s No. 6 RFK Racing team, as Jeremy Bullins is leaving the organization to pursue a different role within NASCAR. Starting this weekend at Kansas, Mike Skarbowski will step into the crew chief position for Keselowski. RFK Racing expressed their appreciation for Bullins, highlighting his leadership, strategic acumen, and valuable contributions to the team and overall racing program. They also extended their best wishes to him in his future endeavors.
Bullins, who joined RFK Racing in 2025 after a long tenure with Team Penske, has ten Cup Series wins as a crew chief, with half of those successes coming alongside Keselowski during his time driving the No. 2 Penske Ford. His latest victory was at Daytona in the summer of 2024 with Harrison Burton and the Wood Brothers. Skarbowski, formerly RFK’s team manager and an engineer with Trackhouse Racing, will be making his debut as a Cup-level crew chief.
Fan Take: Changes in crew chief leadership can have a significant impact on a driver’s performance, and Keselowski’s team entering this new chapter sparks curiosity about how Skarbowski will influence race strategy and results. For NASCAR fans, this transition represents both a challenge and an opportunity to see fresh approaches shake up the competition on the track.
Source: www.motorsport.com
