AUGUST 1 • THESTATE.COM
NOAH GRAGSON #10 - FORD - FRONT ROW MOTORSPORTS
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#10 - FORD - FRONT ROW MOTORSPORTS
36 STARTS
0 WINS
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Noah Gragson signs with Front Row Motorsports Noah Gragson signed a multiyear contract to drive for Front Row Motorsports beginning in 2025, it was announced Wednesday.Gragson, 25, is in...
Cole Custer wins Xfinity race at Pocono in farewell season for Stewart-Haas Racing
Cole Custer drove away from Justin Allgaier over the final laps to give the 2023 Xfinity Series champion his first win of the season, earning a playoff spot for Stewart-Haas Racing...JULY 13 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Noah Gragson 1-on-1: On joining Front Row, overcoming self-doubt, 'Chunky Dunky' Nikes
As Noah Gragson prepares to drive for his fourth Cup team in four years, it’s been a heck of a journey for the nearly 25-year-old driver.JULY 11
Signs with Front Row Motorsports Securing its second driver for 2025, Front Row Motorsports has signed Gragson to a multi-year agreement to drive in the NASCAR Cup Series.
Impact The exodus continues from Stewart Haas Racing as the team plans to shutter their Cup Series operations at the conclusion of 2024. Gragson has inked a deal with FRM to join their growing team in 2025. The team will field a third Ford Mustang and Gragson will pilot it for multiple seasons going forward. The young driver has 59 Cup Series starts and is a rising talent in NASCAR's top division.
JULY 11 • ROTOWIRE
Noah Gragson signs with Front Row Motorsports Noah Gragson signed a multiyear contract to drive for Front Row Motorsports beginning in 2025, it was announced Wednesday.Gragson, 25, is in...
JULY 10 • THESTATE.COM
Noah Gragson lands seat in NASCAR Cup Series with Front Row Motorsports
Noah Gragson became the third of four Stewart-Haas Racing drivers to secure a seat for 2025 when Front Row Motorsports said Wednesday it had signed him to a multi-year dealJULY 10 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Noah Gragson lands with Front Row as another Stewart-Haas driver finds 2025 ride
Six weeks after Stewart-Haas Racing announced it would shut down after the season, three of its four Cup drivers have now found new rides.JULY 10
Front Row signs Gragson to multi-year deal Noah Gragson will join Front Row Motorsports in 2025. The multiyear deal will see Gragson compete in the NASCAR Cup Series with the team. Th...
JULY 10 • RACER.COM
Chase Briscoe named to replace outgoing Martin Truex Jr. at Joe Gibbs Racing
Chase Briscoe and Joe Gibbs Racing confirmed that the NASCAR driver will replace the retiring Martin Truex Jr. in the No. 19 Toyota for the 2025 Cup Series seasonJUNE 25 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
NASCAR team owner Gene Haas will field one car in the Cup Series in 2025
NASCAR team owner Gene Haas will remain in the Cup Series and field one car in 2025 in the wake of the decision to shutter the organization he owns with Tony Stewart at the end of...JUNE 20 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Leads Iowa Corn 350 Practice Gragson was fastest in Happy Hour practice for the Iowa Corn 350 NASCAR Cup Series race at Iowa Speedway Friday. He turned a fast lap of 137.988 mph.
Impact The Stewart Haas Racing youngster put the No. 10 Ford on top of the scoring pylon Friday afternoon in Iowa. Gragson was well faster than the second-fastest driver of the session, Ty Gibbs. There was a good mix of manufacturers in the top speeds of this session, so it looks like the pole position could really be up for grabs Saturday at Iowa Speedway.
JUNE 14 • ROTOWIRE
NASCAR silly season: What’s next for Stewart-Haas Racing drivers?
With the closing of Stewart-Haas Racing putting four Cup drivers on the free-agent market, here's how offseason movement could play out.JUNE 3
Stewart-Haas Racing to close NASCAR teams at end of 2024 season, says time to 'pass the torch'
Stewart-Haas Racing will close its NASCAR teams at the end of the 2024 seasonMAY 28 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
SHR drivers facing uncertain future: 'It seems nobody knows anything'
With Stewart-Haas Racing's plans for 2025 in limbo, its four drivers admit to having no idea what the future will hold.MAY 20
Wins Internet Fan Vote Gragson won the internet fan vote held after the All-Star Open and will transfer into the field for the NASCAR All-Star Race.
Impact For the second-straight season Gragson won the internet fan vote and despite finishing fifth-place in the Open, he will transfer into the field for the NASCAR All-Star Race. Gragson will start 20th on the starting grid of 20 competitors at North Wilkesboro Speedway.
MAY 19 • ROTOWIRE
NASCAR Power Rankings: Did historic Kansas finish shake things up?
With the NASCAR season now one-third complete and fresh off the closest finish of all time, here's how the top-10 drivers stack up.MAY 8
Christopher Bell stops run of misfortune with pole qualifying run at Kansas Speedway
Christopher Bell put an end to a run of misfortune by qualifying on the pole for the NASCAR Cup Series race at Kansas SpeedwayMAY 4 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
NASCAR takeaways: Tyler Reddick capitalizes on wild Talladega finish
Michael Jordan was in attendance for a victory by one of his 23XI drivers for the first time as he watched Tyler Reddick win at Talladega.APRIL 22
Third in GEICO 500 Gragson finished third in the GEICO 500 NASCAR Cup Series race at Talladega Superspeedway Sunday afternoon.
Impact After staring in the rear, the driver of the No. 10 SHR Ford would lead 5 laps on the day and use the draft to push to the front late. Gragson would battle among the lead draft on the last lap and avoid the major crash that would break out among the leaders coming to the finish. The young driver would be credited with an impressive third-place finish. It was not only Gragson's first Top 5 of the season, but it was also his career-best finish in 49 starts.
APRIL 21 • ROTOWIRE
NASCAR takeaways: Kyle Larson dominates in the desert for first win of 2024
Kyle Larson led 181 laps on Sunday, holding off a late charge from Tyler Reddick to get into victory lane for the first time this season.MARCH 4
NASCAR fines Joey Logano $10K for webbed glove
NASCAR fined Joey Logano $10,000 and docked Stewart-Haas Racing drivers Noah Gragson and Ryan Preece 35 points for infractions at Atlanta.FEBRUARY 27
L-1 Atlanta Penalty NASCAR hit Stewart-Haas Racing with two L1-level penalties on Tuesday after last weekend's race at Atlanta Motor Speedway. After NASCAR confiscated the roof rails of the No. 10 For...
Impact The parts in question failed to conform to Section 14.5.6.1.a. The infraction cost both Gragson and Preece 35 owner/driver points and is generally considered a moderate penalty. This setback is in addition to Gragson's struggles to start the season. He'll look to begin digging out of the hole this weekend at Las Vegas.
FEBRUARY 27 • ROTOWIRE
Ranking 2024 Daytona 500 field 1-40: From Denny Hamlin to Anthony Alfredo
Who will be in Victory Lane on Sunday? We rank the 40-driver field for the Daytona 500 based on their chances of winning the race.FEBRUARY 16
Team owner, Hall of Fame driver Tony Stewart vows changes, puts team on blast after winless 2023
Tony Stewart put his NASCAR team on blast ahead of the Daytona 500 and in the wake of a winless 2023 seasonFEBRUARY 16 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Jimmie Johnson struggled in his first year as NASCAR team owner. Can he make Legacy a winner?
Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson hopes for better results in his second season as owner of Legacy Motor ClubFEBRUARY 13 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
