Clint Bowyer

Freedom- the beauty of living in the United States of America. You have the freedom to pursue the dream you wish, however you wish. Consider Mark Martin and his decision to race a part time schedule in 2012. Some say “Why?” The real qu...

By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor RacinToday.com KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Clint Bowyer thought it hilarious that the great blackjack hands he was pulling at a Kansas City casino last Thursday were somehow succumbing to even better hands on the part o...

Elliott Sadler will drive Richard Childress Racing's No. 33 Sprint Cup Chevy in the 2012 Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway.

Richard Childress Racing has re-signed BB&T Corporation as sponsor for the team's No. 31 Sprint Cup Chevy driven by Jeff Burton.

What an offseason! There hasn't been this much movement since lightning hit the revival tent. With all the postseason silliness and some of the goings on out on the track, there’s plenty of suspense going into 2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup season. Wi...

David Reutimann has signed on to drive a Tommy Baldwin Racing Chevy in the Sprint Cup Series in 2012. At this point, he is not expected to replace Dave Blaney.

  How many times have you heard this: “If so-and-so just had some decent equipment to run in, maybe he’d win.” Of the #20 car dominating the Nationwide Series, Clint Bowyer only half jokingly once said, “A mon...

In the fourteen days following the season-ending Ford 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway, teams have wasted no time in making personnel changes in preparation for the 2012 Sprint Cup Series season.

Michael Waltrip Racing announced that Brian Pattie has signed with the team to serve as crew chief with Clint Bowyer and the No. 15 5-Hour Energy Toyota next season. Related posts:RPM Announces Parrott As Crew Chief For Sadler TRG Announces Crew C...

Michael Waltrip Racing announced Monday that Brian Pattie will serve as crew chief for Clint Bowyer’s No.15 5-hour ENERGY Toyota Camry in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series beginning in 2012. “Brian is someone whose been on our radar for a very long ti...

Polesitter Brad Keselowski may have won Saturday’s Ford 300 at Homestead-Miami Speedway, but Roush Fenway Racing had a better night, winning two Nationwide Series championships in one race.

Larry Woody | Senior Writer RacinToday.com When NASCAR inaugurated its Chase for the Championship – its version of a playoff between a select number of drivers – critics complained that any driver who didn’t make the Chase wouldn’t have...