Clint Bowyer is headed back to the track, and this time, it’s not as an announcer but as a driver. The NASCAR on Fox analyst will compete in his first NASCAR event since hanging up his full-time racing helmet after the 2020 season finale.
Nashville hosts Bowyer’s comeback
This Friday night, Bowyer will be back behind the wheel of the No. 7 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet at the Nashville Superspeedway. He’s pumped for the return. As Bowyer himself said on X, Hot damn, here we go again! Looking forward to racing in Music City
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A familiar face in the pit
Brian Pattie, his longtime crew chief from Michael Waltrip Racing days (2012-2015), will once again guide Bowyer’s efforts as they reunite for this event. Nashville means a lot to me. Fate is the only thing that I can attribute to this opportunity coming about
, shared Bowyer.
A look at Bowyer’s NASCAR legacy
Bowyer comes with an impressive resume: ten-time Cup Series race winner and three-time Craftsman Truck Series victor in only 14 career races. His return isn’t just about nostalgia; it’s about sharpening his skills for future broadcasts on Fox. His deep history with Nashville Superspeedway speaks for itself — he’s never finished outside of the top five at this track.
Tuning in to see Bowyer back in action
The Craftsman Truck Series practice airs on FS2 at 4:30 p.m., leading into Friday night’s main event at Nashville Superspeedway, where Clint will take to the track once more. The race will be broadcast nationally on FS2 starting around 8 p.m. ET.
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