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Noah Gragson’s path to the Cup Series has been anything but conventional. Set to race for his fourth team in four years in 2025, Gragson reflects on a whirlwind journey filled with challenges and valuable lessons.
A year of struggle and redemption
Gragson’s 2023 stint at Legacy Motor Club was marred by on-track struggles and a social media controversy that led to a NASCAR suspension. However, he acknowledges his mistakes and credits his reinstatement with reigniting his passion for racing.
Finding his place at Stewart-Haas
This year, a fresh start with Stewart-Haas Racing offered a chance to showcase his talent. While results haven’t always been ideal, Gragson feels a renewed sense of confidence and camaraderie within the team.
Building the future at Front Row Motorsports
Looking ahead, Gragson’s multi-year deal with Front Row Motorsports provides stability and an opportunity to grow as a leader. His former teammate, Todd Gilliland’s positive experiences at Front Row solidified Gragson’s decision.
Finding his voice and embracing the grind
Despite the constant team changes, Gragson remains focused on personal growth. He emphasizes the importance of finding a balance between professionalism and expressing his unique personality. The unwavering support of his close circle and a newfound appreciation for the sport fuel his determination to succeed.
A name remembered, regardless of pronunciation
Gragson takes the frequent mispronunciation of his name in stride, acknowledging that being the only “Noah” in NASCAR ensures everyone knows who he is.
A driver on the rise
With a newfound appreciation for the sport, a supportive team environment, and a relentless drive to improve, Noah Gragson appears poised to make a name for himself at Front Row Motorsports.
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