Clint Bowyer

I know I said last week that Clint Bowyer was becoming a pretty good little road course racer, but come on, you know you never expected him to WIN at Sonoma. But that is exactly what he did. "Just unbelievable, to have a great car," said Bowyer. "I knew when we went to VIR and tested, this thing was pretty fast.  Never did I think it would put me in victory lane out here but I knew it was going to be a good car for us. " The win shot Bowyer up two spots in the points standings to 7th, plus now he has a win in his pocket, which puts him in good possition to make the chase, with 10 races to go until it begins.

Clint Bowyer knows how to drive. But driving a golfball? That's another thing. "I'm just gonna try and keep it out of the trees today," Bowyer said before he teed off. The driver of the #15 5-Hour Energy Toyota came back to Wichita as a guest of Hawker-Beechcraft in the Wichita Open Pro-Am at Crestview Country Club, Wednesday afternoon.  Bowyer admitted to not having played in over a year and when asked about his game he quipped,...

For the first in ten years, I am going to miss the spring race at Talladega. Since moving to Kansas, I have missed the last two fall races, but I did make it back for the Spring race last year. Of course, as soon as I miss a race, the greatest paint scheme in NASCAR in years happens (pictured above). I can just hear ole Ricky Bobby yelling "if you aint first, your last" every time the car rolls by. A Talladega Nights car...at Talladega? Brilliant! Big props to Kurt Busch. I cant think of a better team, or driver to sport that "ME" paint scheme.