[autotag]Brad Keselowski'[/autotag]s 2024 NASCAR season has come to a close, and while it didn’t result in a Cup Series championship, it should still be viewed as successful. Keselowski won his first race with RFK Racing at Darlington Raceway and made the playoffs. However, Matt McCall won’t return as the No. 6 crew chief in 2025, with a familiar face connected to the opening.
According to FOX Sports’ Bob Pockrass, former Wood Brothers Racing crew chief [autotag]Jeremy Bullins[/autotag] is the “top candidate” to become Keselowski’s new crew chief at RFK Racing in 2025. Bullins has been paired with Keselowski in the past, as he led the driver through his final two years at Team Penske. Together, Bullins and Keselowski won five races in two seasons and made the Championship 4 in 2020.
Bullins spent the 2024 NASCAR season with Harrison Burton but left after the Cup Series race at Homestead-Miami Speedway in October. This would be a great addition for Keselowski, who has previous championship-caliber success with Bullins. It remains to be seen if this comes to fruition, but it would be an excellent move for RFK Racing.
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