RFK Racing linked to stunning driver to replace Brad Keselowski

RFK Racing will be looking for a new driver in 2027. On Tuesday, RFK Racing and Brad Keselowski announced they will part ways following the 2026 season. This was a stunning development that leaves the No. 6 car open for 2027. However, which NASCAR driver could join RFK Racing in the Cup Series?

FOX Sports' Bob Pockrass name dropped John Hunter Nemechek as a possible replacement for Keselowski at RFK Racing. Nemechek was let go by Legacy Motor Club and will become a free agent after the 2026 NASCAR season. Josh Berry will compete in the No. 42 car, replacing Nemechek.