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Nick Bowden - Staff Writer Alex Bowman announced his plans to retire after the 2027 season. (James Gilbert, Getty Images) Alex Bowman, who has piloted the No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet since 2021, is set to retire after the 2027 season. Bowman missed four races this season due to vertigo and currently sits 29th in the NASCAR Cup Series points standings. Bowman has recorded three top fives and four top-10 finishes in his 17 starts in the 2026 season. In a statement

Chase Briscoe celebrates Eero 400 win by doing a burnout! (Riley Ogle | Motorsports Today) JOLIET, I.L. - The NASCAR Cup Series returned to Chicagoland Speedway for the Eero 400, Sunday, July 5th, for the first time since 2019. The stands were packed out as Chicagoland announced a sellout in the tracks return. Hendrick Motorpsorts driver William Byron dominated the race early, but come the end of 400 miles, it Joe Gibbs Racing's Chase Briscoe who barely held on for his first

NACAR Cup Series driver Josh Berry (Fisher Gianotti, Darlington 2025) After 75 laps of LCQ action, the 23 car field for the 48th Running of the Cook Out Clash is set! Both Wood Brothers Racing's Josh Berry and Penske Racing's Austin Cindric locked themselves into the main feature! Berry started on pole for the event that quickly became action packed and drama filled. On the start, Spire Motorsports Driver Michael McDowell jumped the initial green temporarily holding the lead

Alex Bowman locked in ahead of playoff opener at Darlington Raceway. Photo Credit: Fisher Giannotti, Motorsports Today, August 31st, 2025 KELSEY CHRISTMAN - STAFF WRITER After receiving the third best rating for pit stops during last weekend’s NASCAR Cup Series race in St. Louis, several members of Carson Hocevar’s pit crew have just gotten an upgrade ahead of the night race at Bristol Motor Speedway. Hendrick Motorsports will re-deploy Daniel Bach, Rod Cox, Jarius Morehead,

Chase Briscoe celebrates his Cook Out Southern 500 win at Darlington. ...

Jeffrey Hrunka - INDYCAR Contributor Riley Ogle (Motorsports Today, 2025) No need to stop for gas. William Byron saved enough fuel to win...

Eddie Kalegi - Staff Writer Credit: Riley Ogle, Kansas Speedway, 2025 As we approach the midway point of NASCAR’s 2025 season, one common thread through the first four months has been streaks of poor results for fast cars. There are several drivers in the Cup Series grid that are perennial contenders for victories, but for a variety of reasons, just can’t seem to close the deal. This begs the question that we attempted to answer on Monday’s episode of Motorsports Today; who

Jeffrey Hrunka - Motorsports Today Contributor One driver that has gotten publicity for all of the wrong reasons has been, Alex Bowman,...