Alex Bowman’s Season Keeps Spinning as Vertigo Benches Him for at Least Three More Races
Justin Allgaier returns to the No. 48 as Bowman’s vertigo battle drags into April, turning Hendrick’s season into an unexpected driver rotation.
Justin Allgaier returns to the No. 48 as Bowman’s vertigo battle drags into April, turning Hendrick’s season into an unexpected driver rotation.
Bowman sits out Las Vegas with dizziness, a career-long habit of ill-timed interruptions continuing just as his Hendrick future comes into question.
Vertigo knocks the Hendrick driver out of Phoenix, leaving Anthony Alfredo in the car and Bowman watching from the sidelines at a time he’d rather be proving a point.
For a fleeting moment, Bowman was within a single point of advancing—then reality hit like a worn-out tire.
It took a Daytona thriller to get Bowman in—now the fight to stay in begins.
Of course, Hendrick Motorsports driver Alex Bowman would prefer not to have his championship potential rely so heavily on one race, the Daytona season finale.
What started with a bump in Chicago ended with a dinner in California—Bowman and Wallace are back on good terms.
Bubba Wallace and Alex Bowman can’t even share a street without turning it into a contact sport.
Alex Bowman’s season of woe continued Sunday at Michigan.
Four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jeff Gordon, now the vice chairman of Hendrick Motorsports sat high above the pit lane action Sunday afternoon often seemingly caught between a grin and a grimace.