CONCORD, N.C. Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing (RFK) announced Tuesday that NASCAR veteran Derrick Finley will serve as the Crew Chief for the organizations third NASCAR Cup Series entry, the No. 60 Ford Mustang driven by Ryan Preece, in the upcoming season.

Finley, who joined RFK in 2022, brings over 20 years of experience as a NASCAR crew chief. In addition to leading as a crew chief on multiple occasions, his career within the NASCAR ecosystem includes roles such as Director of Operations, Technical Director, and Competition Director with various organizations.

RFK will rely on his strategic insight, leadership skills, and technical expertise to ensure that the No. 60 is fully integrated into RFK as it expands to a  three-car organization in 2025.

Notably, Finley served as the crew chief for the #Stage60 program throughout the 2024 season, leading the No. 60 team in three races with drivers David Ragan (Daytona), Cam Waters (Sonoma) and Joey Hand (Chicago).

Were thrilled to have Derrick lead the No. 60 team, said RFK driver/co-owner Brad Keselowski. His experience and technical knowledge of the sport will play a crucial role in the initial development and growth of the No. 60 team.

I am incredibly excited to lead the No. 60 team, said Finley. Im looking forward to working with Ryan (Preece) and the entire team. Its a great opportunity to help start up a new team as we continue to grow at RFK Racing.

Derrick will be a big help in getting the team integrated in the RFK processes added Preece. His experience with the procedures the organization has in place will help lay the foundation for the No. 60 car.

Finley, who holds a mechanical engineering degree from the University of New Mexico, provides a unique blend of hands-on technical and engineering experience that will be of great benefit to the young team.