[autotag]Alex Bowman[/autotag] hasn’t won a NASCAR Cup Series race in over two years. Bowman’s last victory came at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in March 2022, and it’s now the longest winless streak of his Hendrick Motorsports career. Meanwhile, the driver of the No. 48 car’s teammates have seen a lot of success since his last win at Las Vegas in 2022.
Does Bowman feel his job security and future at Hendrick Motorsports could be shaky? Bowman talked to RACER’s Kelly Crandall about his job security and gave a positive outlook on his situation with the organization.
“No, definitely not,” Bowman said. “[Rick Hendrick] and Ally have made it super clear that they have faith in me. I don’t think the outside sometimes sees the whole picture of everything that’s going on. We’ve fought a lot of different things, and I think we’re all doing everything we can to get better.”
Ally has been committed to Bowman since he started driving the No. 48 car following Jimmie Johnson’s retirement. Bowman hasn’t seen the same success as his Hendrick Motorsports teammates, but he feels the organization believes in him. Bowman has proven to be a multi-race winner in the past, and a victory might be needed to build momentum.
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