NASCAR’s Clint Bowyer Struck And Killed Woman In Tragic Car Accident

Former NASCAR star Clint Bower struck and killed a woman in a tragic car accident earlier this month, according to new police documents obtained by TMZ Sports.

The crash, according to a Lake Ozark Police Department crash report, happened around 9 p.m. on June 5 in Missouri — just hours after Bowyer finished working as a television analyst for a NASCAR race. Cup Series in Madison, IL.

According to the documents, the 43-year-old former racing driver said he was traveling in a 2019 Nissan Rouge when he hit a pedestrian in the middle of the street.

Bowyer, cops say, immediately braked and called 911.

Officers said in the documents that medical personnel arrived on the scene shortly after and attempted to rescue the 47-year-old woman. They say, however, that she died at the scene.

In the documents, cops say Bowyer showed “no signs of impairment”… adding that a breathalyzer test revealed he had a blood alcohol level of 0.000.

According to officers in the documents, “a crystalline substance…believed to be methamphetamine” was found near the woman’s belongings…and residents of a nearby RV park where the woman was staying believed that she had been “under the influence of drugs”. .”

Bowyer – who did not play his role as an analyst for last Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race in California – released a statement on the crash on Thursday, saying: “Anyone who knows me knows family is everything to me. “

“My thoughts and prayers are with the family and loved ones of [the woman]. This is a very difficult time for my family and I, please respect our privacy as we move forward.”