RFK Racing Parted Ways With Crew Chief Jeremy Bullins
The organization announced the departure of the veteran crew chief following two seasons of collaboration.
Updated on Sept. 21, 2026 in Motorsports
RFK Racing has officially released crew chief Jeremy Bullins from his role with the organization. This decision ends his latest tenure working with driver Brad Keselowski.
Why it matters
The change marks a significant adjustment for the No. 6 team as it looks to reorganize its leadership structure. Bullins had returned to work with Keselowski after previous stints elsewhere in the garage.
During his latest tenure as crew chief for the No. 6 team, Bullins oversaw eight top-five finishes and 19 top-10 results. These metrics represent the primary performance data from his most recent period with the team.
The players
Jeremy Bullins
He is a veteran NASCAR crew chief who has led teams for Brad Keselowski, Austin Cindric, and Harrison Burton.
RFK Racing
This is a prominent NASCAR Cup Series team co-owned by NASCAR champion Brad Keselowski.
Brad Keselowski
He is a NASCAR Cup Series champion and the co-owner of RFK Racing who also drives the team's No. 6 car.
The details
RFK Racing confirmed the departure of Jeremy Bullins via a formal statement posted to X. The move concludes a two-year partnership in his current role, following his previous tenure as Keselowski's crew chief between 2020 and 2021.
Timeline
Jeremy Bullins served as the crew chief for Brad Keselowski from 2020 to 2021.
RFK Racing announced the departure of Jeremy Bullins on September 21, 2026.
Season Trajectory
This leadership change signals an effort by the organization to alter its competitive trajectory as the team evaluates its performance consistency. Such adjustments are common in the sport when teams seek to reset their technical operations to improve overall standing.
The departure of the crew chief will immediately impact the No. 6 team's operational strategy and communication dynamic for the remainder of the racing season. This change forces a rapid transition for the pit crew and engineering staff currently supporting Brad Keselowski.
The takeaway
Staffing changes at the crew chief level frequently reset team chemistry in the middle of a NASCAR season. Fans should monitor the performance of the No. 6 team in upcoming races to see how the change affects on-track execution.
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