Clint Bowyer
Clint Bowyer is a former NASCAR Cup Series driver who retired from full-time racing after the 2020 season and transitioned to the Fox broadcast booth as an analyst.
During his racing career, Bowyer moved his way up the ranks.
In those early NASCAR days, he made his way to Victory Lane 11 times between his time in the Xfinity and Truck Series. In 2006, Bowyer competed full-time in the Xfinity and Cup Series.
Bowyer broke through and won his first Cup race in 2007 at New Hampshire. He competed with the series for 15 seasons and won 10 times before retiring after 2020 when he moved to the role as a full-time analyst as a part of Fox’s NASCAR coverage.
Bill Elliott impressed while working in the Fox NASCAR booth, offering an insightful perspective, and hilariously giving Clint Bowyer a dose of his own medicine.
Clint Bowyer didn’t hold back what he thought about Kyle Busch’s behavior following his accident at Darlington and called out the two-time champ.
Kyle Larson blatantly calls out Clint Bowyer for his rude behavior and surprisingly admits it’s the best approach in certain situations.
Clint Bowyer didn’t hesitate during his appearance on NASCAR Race Hub to fire a shot at the HMS drivers for not being tough.
Danica Patrick raced in IndyCar and NASCAR. During Sunday’s Cup broadcast, she referenced IndyCar multiple times and Clint Bowyer finally heard enough and took his shot.
Danica Patrick visited with SiriusXM NASCAR Radio about working in the Fox broadcast booth this coming weekend, and also revealed a surprise nugget on her personal life.
Clint Bowyer fired a big shot at Tony Stewart during the Daytona 500 prerace show that included a humiliating photo of the three-time Cup champion dressed like a woman.
Clint Bowyer has a new broadcast partner to start the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series season and it should provide for some entertaining commentary and a lot of truth bombs.
Clint Bowyer and Dale Earnhardt Jr. fired shots at each other after both performed trial runs in the Next Gen car.
Tony Stewart, Dale Earnhardt Jr., and Clint Bowyer will help NASCAR test the Next Gen car this week in North Carolina.
