Clint Bowyer's first NASCAR start in two years didn't go as planned, but the 45-year-old Fox Sports analyst still had fun driving the No. 25 Kaulig Racing Ram at Dover Motor Speedway in Friday's NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race.
Renowned FOX broadcasters, Clint Bowyer and Jamie McMurray, are all set to return to their racing roots. The duo will make their NASCAR comebacks this season in the Truck Series.
NASCAR champion and FOX NASCAR analyst Clint Bowyer will climb back into a race car for a thrill ride in the Fastest Seat in Sports at the Good Ranchers 250 on Saturday, March 7 at Phoenix Raceway.
Clint Bowyer currently analyzes races from the FOX Sports booth after retiring from NASCAR in 2020. But his route to racing grew from a household that dealt with engines, travel, and weekends spent at tracks.
After 2012, it looked like Clint Bowyer would soon become a future champion. He was coming off a second-place finish in that year’s points after a points penalty he incurred for his fight with Jeff Gordon in the penultimate race of 2012.
Former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, his family and a number of other passengers were killed in a plane crash Thursday morning. The crash happened at Statesville Regional Airport in North Carolina.
After the finish to the Phoenix race and NASCAR championship, even Clint Bowyer had to feel sorry for Denny Hamlin. It is one of those moments that you want to celebrate and enjoy.
After an incredible career, Kevin Harvick retired from full-time NASCAR Cup Series racing after the 2023 season, joining FOX Sports for the 2024 campaign.
Clint Bowyer has been in the Fox broadcast booth full-time since he retired from racing in 2020. He serves as an analyst alongside former Stewart-Haas Racing teammate Kevin Harvick and veteran lead announcer Mike Joy.
The 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season officially kicked off on Saturday night under the lights at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Madhouse fans turned out on a chilly night and watched the drivers early on searching for their lines at the quarter-mile track.
There's a litany of competitive reasons why NASCAR doesn't need a playoff format in order to be exciting, but Sunday proved another reason why — it creates opportunities for the integrity of the sport to crumble in what should be its most exciting moments.
Clint Bowyer is a little on edge in his NASCAR return. Things are not going according to plan for the retired racecar driver. Nashville Superspeedway has been kind to Bowyer in the past, but early tonight?
Bowyer's last Truck Series start came in the 2016 Toyota Tundra 250 at Kansas Speedway, where he wheeled GMS Racing's No. 24 truck to a fifth-place finish.
Spire Motorsports revealed Tuesday that Rush Truck Centers will serve as the primary sponsor for the No. 7 Chevrolet Silverado piloted by Clint Bowyer in the Rackley Roofing 200 at Nashville Superspeedway on Friday.
In recent weeks, NASCAR has been announcing various additions to its 75 greatest drivers list, in conjunction with the 75th season of the NASCAR Cup Series. Who are the most likely candidates to claim the final spots?
Clint Bowyer, a former NASCAR driver and current Fox Sports personality, was involved in a tragic accident this month. According to TMZ Sports and The Associated Press (h/t ESPN), Bowyer struck and killed a woman on an exit ramp off of U.S.