Explore
USA Today
NASCAR driver Alex Bowman to retire after 2027 season
Alex Bowman, just 33 years old, will retire from full-time racing in NASCAR after the 2027 season. The Hendrick Motorsports driver has eight wins.
Read More
Trendline
NASCAR Driver Alex Bowman to Retire After 2027 Season, Citing Health and Personal Reasons
NASCAR Driver Alex Bowman to Retire After 2027 Season, Citing Health and Personal Reasons
Read More
Motorsports Wire
Alex Bowman to retire after the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series season
Hendrick Motorsports has announced that Alex Bowman will retire from full-time racing after the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series season.
Read More
Trendline
Alex Bowman to Retire from NASCAR Cup Series After 2027 Season
Alex Bowman to Retire from NASCAR Cup Series After 2027 Season
Read More
Trendline
Alex Bowman to Conclude Racing Career with Hendrick Motorsports in 2027
Alex Bowman to Conclude Racing Career with Hendrick Motorsports in 2027
Read More
AP News
NASCAR driver Alex Bowman to retire from full-time racing after 2027 season
NASCAR driver Alex Bowman will retire from full-time racing following the 2027 season
Read More
Nashville Tennessean
Alex Bowman signs 1-year extension with Hendrick, retiring after 2027 NASCAR Cup season
Alex Bowman has signed a one-year contract extension with Hendrick Motorsports and will retire after the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series season.
Read More
Reuters
Alex Bowman announces retirement following 2027 racing season
NASCAR driver Alex Bowman said Thursday he will retire from full-time racing following the 2027 season. Bowman signed a one-year extension to keep him in the No. 48 Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports prior to the announcement.
Read More
Trendline
Alex Bowman Announces Retirement from NASCAR Cup Series After 2027 Season
Alex Bowman Announces Retirement from NASCAR Cup Series After 2027 Season
Read More
Motorsports Wire
NASCAR announces new practice format for Cup Series in 2026
NASCAR has announced a new practice format for the Cup Series, starting at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in 2026.
Read More
Motorsports Wire
NASCAR won't name a "regular season champion" starting in 2026
NASCAR will no longer name a "regular season champion" starting in 2026. The sport will also eliminate the "regular season trophy."
Read More
Trendline
Denny Hamlin Aims for Elusive Brickyard 400 Victory in NASCAR
Denny Hamlin Aims for Elusive Brickyard 400 Victory in NASCAR
Read More