Mike Skarbowski will replace Jeremy Bullins as the crew chief for Brad Keselowski’s No. 6 RFK Racing team beginning with the Kansas weekend.
RFK’s farewell to Bullins
RFK Racing issued a statement applauding Bullins for the “greatened vision” and strategy he helped build, noting that he will move on to pursue a new opportunity in NASCAR.
After joining RFK in 2025, Bullins had steered the No. 6 car to ten Cup series victories, half of which came while Keselowski spun the rods in the No. 2 Penske Ford. His most recent triumph arrived with Harrison Burton and the Wood Brothers at Daytona in mid‑2024.
New era under Skarbowski
The organization elevated team manager Mike Skarbowski, formerly an engineer at Trackhouse Racing, to the crew chief role—his first assignment at the Cup level.
With the Kansas race weekend ahead, the No. 6 drivers and garage will transition to Skarbowski’s guidance as they aim to maintain RFK’s competitive momentum.

