Where does Alex Bowman live now?

Concord, North Carolina
Under his own banner of Alex Bowman Racing, Bowman competed in the Chili Bowl Nationals as a driver in 2020 and a car owner of two entries in 2021. Today, he resides in Concord, North Carolina, with his two dogs – Roscoe, a rescue Beagle mix, and Finn, a charcoal Labrador retriever.

Where is Alex Bowman?

Alex Bowman is in his fifth full season with Hendrick Motorsports in 2022, having replaced the retired Dale Earnhardt Jr. as driver of the No. 88 Chevrolet after the 2017 season. Now, he has taken over the legendary No.

How do I contact Hendrick Motorsports?

Call the following telephone number: 877-467-4890.

Where is Dale Earnhardt’s race shop?

Mooresville
Based in Mooresville, the 66,000-square-foot facility houses the race teams, business operations and JR Nation, a retail store devoted exclusively to Dale Earnhardt Jr. and the JR Motorsports brand offering shirts, hats and collectibles. JR Motorsports tours nationally in the NASCAR Xfinity Series with four entries—No.

How do I contact a NASCAR driver?

Dial 1-800-630-0535 if you live in the United States. The number is toll-free in the United States, but not elsewhere. If you live in a different country, reach out to NASCAR online.

Can you visit Hendrick Motorsports?

Can I tour Hendrick Motorsports? At this time, the Hendrick Motorsports campus is temporarily closed to the public in an effort to do our part to prevent community spread of COVID-19.

Where is Austin Cindric from?

Columbus, OHAustin Cindric / Place of birth

Can you still visit Dale Earnhardt Inc?

A true must do for any NASCAR racing fan, regardless if you are or ever were a Dale Earnhardt fan! Only open Thursday-Saturday, 11 am – 2 pm (with exception of certain race weekends or special events). So make sure you plan your trip wisely to not miss out.

What happened to DEI Enterprises?

In the late-2000s, DEI suffered critical financial difficulties after drivers Dale Earnhardt Jr., and sponsors Anheuser-Busch, National Automotive Parts Association and United States Army left the team; DEI consequently merged with Chip Ganassi Racing in 2009, moving their equipment into the latter’s shop, while the …