Alex Bowman To Race For Hendrick In 2027 And Then Retire
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Key Points:
- Alex Bowman will continue driving the No. 48 car for Hendrick Motorsports through the 2027 season before retiring from full-time NASCAR competition.
- Bowman, 33, has faced multiple injuries in recent years, including a concussion, broken back, and vertigo, which influenced his decision to retire.
- He has eight Cup Series wins in 378 starts and has been with Hendrick Motorsports since 2016, initially as a simulator driver and later replacing Dale Earnhardt Jr. after his retirement.
- Team owner Rick Hendrick praised Bowman’s talent, professionalism, and resilience, expressing pride that Bowman will finish his career with Hendrick Motorsports on his own terms.
- Currently 29th in the standings and out of Chase contention, Bowman aims to focus on competing for wins and ending his career on a high note.
