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Bristol Motor Speedway (Bristol, Va.) Alex Bowman admits when he was dizzy and puking in his car during the race last month at Circuit of the Americas, he wasnt sure if he would ever race again. "When I got out at COTA, I was like, This is probably it. That was what was going through my head," Bowman said at a news conference on Saturday. "That sucked. And thankful that I get another shot at it." Bowman missed the next four races as he met with several doctors to treat his vertigo. He was cleared to race this week after driving a passenger car on a road course and being in the driver simulator, which mimics the feeling of driving the race car and is often a tool to see if a driver has a return of neurological symptoms. The 33-year-old Hendrick Motorsports driver said primarily he had to get through those sessions without feeling dizzy, which he couldn't do in the few weeks after COTA. "There was definitely, for me, concern but at the same time, just trying to get back feeling well enough to to do life," Bowman said. He didnt go into specifics on what doctors think was the cause. "It's like anything. There's more than one probably, just a multitude of different things that we kind of had to work through to get me back feeling well," Bowman said. "So honestly, we worked through so many different things. It's hard to pinpoint one exact thing. "But the good news is now I'm feeling really well and ready to go." Obviously, it was difficult to get out of the car at COTA, Bowman said, in his first comments since that race. "COTA wasnt a lot of fun for me. Everything was fine until it wasn't," Bowman said. "Obviously in the car [with] dizziness, throwing up on myself, spinning, kind of all of the things. So it wasn't fun. Im not pumped that I had to get out. "Obviously, I've raced through a lot of injuries, but that was one where I was going to end up running into something or somebody, and the smart thing to do in that case was to get out." Bowman was replaced by Anthony Alfredo for Phoenix and then Justin Allgaier for the last three races. HMS President Jeff Andrews said they wont have a backup driver on-call for Bowman this weekend. With Allgaier already here for the OReilly Series race today, he would be available if need be. "I just spent a lot of time with a lot of different doctors and had a lot of different help to go about the best rehab process possible, and kind of best practices going forward and everything to get back to where I needed to be to get back in the car," Bowman said. Returning at Bristol, a high-banked 0.533-mile concrete oval, will certainly test Bowman, who has won the pole for the past two spring races at the track. He returned from a concussion in 2022 for the last race of the year after he was cleared and gave a similar response this time as to why he is returning at what might not seem like the best time considering the track and the schedule. "I'm a race-car driver, so you tell me I'm clear, I'm going to go do it," Bowman said. "It probably is the worst place possible to come back to not just that it's physical, but it's a track that is extremely difficult." Bowman had a rough start in his first three races and sits 144 points out of 16th in the standings, so it is unlikely but not impossible that he could rally over the next 19 races to qualify for the Chase. He would need a waiver to be eligible for the title because of the rule requiring a driver to compete in all races. He is expected to receive one. Bowman, who has eight career victories in his eight-plus seasons at Hendrick Motorsports, is in a contract year. He is used to dealing with injury. He missed five races in 2022 because of a concussion and three races in 2023 because of a broken back suffered in a sprint-car accident. "I've put HMS in a tough spot multiple times now since 2022, 2023 and now this. They've probably given me more grace at times than I deserve," Bowman said. "So super thankful for that and just ready to get back rolling."

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - APRIL 9: Simon Tassy #11 of the Wisconsin Badgers celebrates his goal against the North Dakota Fighting Hawks in the first period with teammate Daniel Hauser #31 during the NCAA Division I Men's Ice Hockey Frozen Four semifinal at the T-Mobile Arena on April 9, 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Badgers won 2-1. (Photo by Richard T Gagnon/Getty Images) | Getty ImagesThe Wisconsin Badgers take on the Denver Pioneers this evening in Vegasfor the Badgers first mens hockey title game since Obamas first term, andB5Qs resident hockey guru, Taylor Valentine, sat down with me to preview this intriguing matchup, whichshould be a really fun one.Ahead of the game, we gave our keys to a Badgers win, as well as our predictions for the evening contest.Mike Hastings Being Mike HastingsA lot of this contest comes down to scouting and game planning, and Hastings has put the Badgers in very good positions to advance throughout the NCAA Tournament, including two exquisitely game-plannedwins over No. 3 overall seed Michigan Stateand No. 2 overall seed North Dakota, where coaching was likely the pivot for both Wisconsin victories. The title game vs Denver should be no exception.Hastings has solid Frozen Four experience with Minnesota State (2021 and 2022), andactually faced Denver and David Carle in 2022, falling 5-1 in the title game against a dominant Denver squad. Although neither national semifinal foray led to a title, Hastings has experienced recenttrials by fire under the brightest lights possible, and that should prove valuableagainst the closest thing to a modern dynasty collegehockey has in the Pioneers.If Hastings is who we thinkhe is, he will definitely have his Badgers ready to roll against Denver.Building on The Win Over North DakotaThe underdog Badgers did just about everything right against North Dakota (besides drawing toomany penalties), including standing guys up at theblue line and winning puck battles in the neutral zone. That will have to continue against Denver, a supremely talented and disciplinedteam riding a goalie on a heater. The Badgers attacking and not being content to sit back and let the Pioneers dictate the game will be vital. In addition, Wisconsins penalty kill, which was subpar most of the season, has been outstanding in thetournament, including handling almost twominutes of 5 on 3 against North Dakota. A good PK can quickly transition to momentum, although limiting the Pioneers power play chances will be important.Finally, continuing to get in between the puck and the goalie will be huge. North Dakota only manageda paltry 22 shots on goal, but took over twice that many shots, with the Badgers blocking a huge number of them.Even with Daniel Hausers stellar play between the pipes for Wisconsin, limiting Denvers shots on goal could prove decisive.PredictionsTaylor:4-3 Wisconsin. Johnny Hicks hasnt given up four goals all year as a starter, but Wisconsin gets that fourth goal against Hicks, and the Badgers walk away with a 3rd period goal to take it 4-3.Scary Alvarez:3-2 Wisconsin. Its a tightly-fought, back-and-forth classic, where the Badgers dig deep and find just enough to hold off the Pioneers, capturing the schools 7th national championship.