Nascar

Alex Bowman Announces Retirement After 2027 NASCAR Season

The veteran driver reflects on a decade of achievements and thanks his partners as he prepares for his final campaign.

A Career in Review

Alex Bowman, a longtime competitor in the NASCAR Cup Series, announced that the 2027 season will be his final year behind the wheel, bringing his racing career to a close after a decade of competition.

The driver, who has been with Hendrick Motorsports since 2017, confirmed a one‑year contract extension that will see him finish the campaign he has been preparing for since the program’s inception, a milestone that will mark his tenth year with the organization.

Bowman’s résumé includes eight points‑paying Cup Series victories and seven playoff appearances since 2018, underscoring a decade of consistent performance and solidifying his place among the sport’s modern greats.

In a heartfelt statement, Bowman expressed gratitude to team owner Rick Hendrick, Ally, Chevrolet and the entire Hendrick Motorsports organization for their unwavering support throughout his career.

The upcoming season will also mark his tenth year with Hendrick Motorsports, a testament to both his longevity and the team’s confidence in his abilities. Fans can look forward to a farewell tour that will take him to several tracks, including events in North Carolina and Tennessee, where he has left a lasting imprint on the sport.

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