Alex Bowman is the only Hendrick Motorsports driver not competing in the Chase. In a season where Bowman did not think it could go worse, it somehow has,
Alex Bowman delivered his best race of the 2026 season in Illinois on Sunday, battling through a chaotic afternoon to finish behind teammate Kyle Larson.
Alex Bowman put together arguably his best race of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season Sunday at Gateway.
All week, the talk in the NASCAR garage prior to the race weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway has been about Hendrick Motorsports' signing of Connor Zilisch for the 2028 season, which was announced Monday and made official Tuesday.
Alex Bowman is set to retire from full-time Cup Series racing after the 2027 season, after racing for more than a decade for Hendrick Motorsports. His career is often remembered through his achievements, like eight Cup wins and a long-term place with one of NASCAR’s most respected teams.
Connor Zilisch won't be behind the wheel of the No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet until 2028, but he can rest easy over the next 16 months without worrying about his future.
Day won't be jumping to the NASCAR Cup Series in 2028, but Hendrick Motorsports still has plans for the 20-year-old from Clovis, California.
When the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series season ends, so too will the short-lived partnership between Connor Zilisch and Trackhouse Racing.
It's hard not to see this move as a massive win for HMS.
Zilisch was seen as the future of Trackhouse Racing, but it looks like he may end up becoming the future of Hendrick Motorsports instead.
Zilisch is a frontrunner to take over Alex Bowman's seat at Hendrick Motorsports when the 2028 NASCAR Cup Series season rolls around, and Trackhouse Racing owner Justin Marks did little to quell the fears of fans who don't want Trackhouse to lose the promising 20-year-old driver after just two seasons.
Bowman announced Thursday that he will be retiring from full-time Cup Series competition at the end of 2027.
News broke Thursday that Alex Bowman will retire at the end of the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series 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.
It's hard not to feel for Alex Bowman, who announced Thursday that he'll be retiring from full-time NASCAR Cup Series competition at the end of 2027.
With the news that Alex Bowman will retire at the end of 2027, Hendrick Motorsports' No. 48 will be vacant and in need of a driver for the 2028 NASCAR Cup Series season.
Hendrick Motorsports announced Thursday that driver Alex Bowman will retire from full-time NASCAR Cup Series competition.
Alex Bowman is in the midst of his worst season since joining Hendrick Motorsports in 2018, but Chicagoland Speedway was old reliable for the Tucson, Ariz. native on Sunday.
For the last several years, the future of Alex Bowman's Hendrick Motorsports tenure has been the subject of much discourse in NASCAR circles.
A new era of the iconic Hendrick Motorsports No. 48 could dawn in 2027, according to NASCAR spotter Freddie Kraft.
After an 18th-place finish at Kansas, Bowman has strung together consecutive third-place efforts at Talladega and Texas to reinvigorate his No. 48 team and make a case for why he should be retained by HMS in 2027 and beyond.
Bowman finally had something go his way in 2026.
Alex Bowman entered the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season once again feeling the pressure to win in top-tier equipment at Hendrick Motorsports.
What was a weekend of triumph for Alex Bowman as he returned to NASCAR competition after dealing with vertigo symptoms for over a month quickly turned sour.
Alex Bowman thought his NASCAR career might be over after he got sick and experienced vertigo systems during the March 1 Cup Series race at Circuit of the Americas.
Bowman has been out since early March and has missed four races due to vertigo.
A Tuesday update regarding the health of Hendrick Motorsports driver Alex Bowman may have put a dagger into the season of Bowman and the No. 48 HMS team.
A poor start to the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season for Hendrick Motorsports driver Alex Bowman got worse on Thursday.
NASCAR Cup Series driver Alex Bowman struggled on Sunday at Circuit of the Americas and felt sick throughout Sunday's race.
Alex Bowman is entering the most consequential season of his NASCAR Cup Series career.
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