Jeremy Bullins, a seasoned NASCAR crew chief, has been a pivotal figure in the sport, particularly through his collaborations with driver Brad Keselowski. Their partnership, marked by significant successes, is set to continue as Bullins joins RFK Racing to lead the No. 6 team for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season.
Early Career and Team Penske Tenure
Hailing from Walnut Cove, North Carolina, Bullins began his NASCAR career with aspirations that led him to Team Penske. Over a decade-long tenure, he honed his skills and rose through the ranks, eventually becoming a crew chief in NASCAR’s premier division. During his time at Team Penske, Bullins demonstrated exceptional leadership and technical acumen, contributing to multiple victories and consistently strong performances.
Partnership with Brad Keselowski
Bullins first teamed up with Brad Keselowski during the 2020 and 2021 seasons at Team Penske. Their collaboration yielded impressive results, including five Cup Series victories and numerous top-five and top-10 finishes. Notably, in 2020, they secured four wins, among them the prestigious Coca-Cola 600, and concluded the season as runners-up in the championship standings.
Transition to RFK Racing
In November 2024, RFK Racing announced that Bullins would reunite with Keselowski, who is both a driver and co-owner of the team, to lead the No. 6 Ford Mustang for the 2025 season. This move signifies a strategic effort to leverage their prior successful partnership to elevate the team’s performance. Bullins expressed enthusiasm about rejoining Keselowski, stating that the opportunity felt natural and aligned with his career aspirations.
As Bullins and Keselowski prepare for the upcoming season, their focus is on building upon their previous successes and striving for championship contention. Their reunion at RFK Racing is anticipated to bring a blend of experience, strategic insight, and a proven track record, positioning the team as a formidable competitor in the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series.
