Here are 5 things to know about former NASCAR driver and current FOX analyst Clint Bowyer

News broke early Friday that former NASCAR Cup Series driver, and current NASCAR on FOX analyst Clint Bowyer missed last week's race after he was involved in a deadly traffic accident in Missouri.

According to a Kansas City FOX affiliate, Bowyer was involved in a deadly car accident earlier this month. A 47-year-old woman died in the crash.

According to the crash report, the incident happened before 9 p.m. on June 5 near U.S. 54 and Missouri Highway 242 near Osage Beach, Missouri.

The Lake Ozark Police Department said Bowyer was driving westbound when he struck a woman walking on a ramp.

Here are five things to know about Bowyer:

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He won 10 career Cup races

Bowyer's Cup career began way back in 2005, and he won 10 races over the next 15 seasons.

His first win came at New Hampshire late in the 2007 season, and final victory came at Michigan back in 2018.

Bowyer raced for four Cup teams during his career

Bowyer got his start with Richard Childress Racing in 2005, and stayed with RCR until the end of the 2011 season. After that, he joined the now defunct Michael Waltrip Racing team, where he won three times from 2012-15.

Bowyer then joined HScott Motorsports for the next two seasons before finishing his career with Stewart-Haas Racing in Tony Stewart's old No. 14 machine.

He's a huge Kansas City Chiefs fan

Bowyer, a native of Emporia, Kansas, is a massive Kansas City sports fan, especially the Chiefs.

He famously had to pay off a lost bet last season when the Chiefs lost to the Bucs in the Super Bowl, and was forced to wear a Bucs' jersey during a broadcast.

Before the Super Bowl, Bowyer and driver Aric Almirola, a Tampa native, made a bet that the loser would have to wear the opposing jersey for an on-air interview.

Low and behold, Bowyer showed up to Daytona International Speedway the following week sports a Tom Brady jersey.

Bowyer and Jeff Gordon fought at Phoenix

Yep, everyone remembers the infamous Phoenix incident.

During a 2012 race, Bowyer and Gordon traded blows on the track with both eventually wrecking each other out of the race.

A few minutes later, Bowyer went sprinting through the garage area searching for Gordon's hauler. When he finally found it, a NASCAR official was there to restrain him.

Bowyer's crew chief Brian Pattie was fined $35,000 for the incident after he voiced his displeasure with Gordon, using a profanity on TV and forcing ESPN to issue an apology.

Bowyer has been on Duck Dynasty

Back in 2012, Bowyer made an appearance on the ultra-popular show in an episode titled "Drag Me To Glory".

He made a cameo in the episode using his customized camouflage limousine in a race with show-star, Willie Robertson, who was using a similar limousine.

This article originally appeared on The Daytona Beach News-Journal: 5 things to know about Clint Bowyer, NASCAR driver and FOX analyst