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Parker Kligerman
Parker Kligerman
31-Year-Old Driver  
Henderson Motorsports
Henderson Motorsports
2021 Fantasy Outlook
Kligerman will share the No. 75 Chevrolet in 2021. The team has committed to the first handful of races in the upcoming season with veteran Kligerman kicking things off at Daytona. More races could be added if funding is made possible. Read Past Outlooks
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Car No. 75 Chevrolet
Crew Chief Chris Carrier
Rookie Year 2011
Birth Date 8/8/1990
Born Westport, Connecticut, United States
Country UNITED STATES
Sharing Henderson Motorsports' Truck
Gander Outdoors Truck
January 17, 2021
Kligerman will pilot the No. 75 Silverado in the season-opener at Daytona International Speedway. For the series' second event of the season at Daytona's Road Course, 17-year-old Sam Mayer will get behind the wheel, TobyChristie.com reports.
ANALYSIS
The veteran driver will pilot the No. 75 Chevy truck for Henderson Motorsports at Daytona. Youngster Mayer will be in the truck the following race for the Daytona road course event. The team plans to enter four of the first five events of the 2021 season, with a timeshare between the two drivers going forward. Kligerman made eight starts for this team last season, collecting three Top-10 finishes in a successful part-time program.
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Past Fantasy Outlooks
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Kligerman signed with Henderson Motorsports and will share the No. 75 Chevy truck with Caleb Holman. Kligerman should make about 8-10 starts with this team in 2017.
Kligerman signed with Ricky Benton Racing in February 2016. He'll race in at least a part-time capacity with this team this season.
The Camping World Truck Series sensation makes the full-time jump to the Nationwide Series in the coming year. Kligerman was hired over the off-season to pilot Kyle Busch Motorsports new second team, the No. 77 Toyota. The 21-year-old rising star will not be eligible for Rookie of the Year because he has 18 prior starts in the Nationwide Series and with some success as well. In 2012 alone, Kligerman collected a pair of Top 10’s in just three starts in the strong No. 22 Dodge. It’s that level of performance that earned him this job with KBM. We don’t expect Kligerman to let down team owner Kyle Busch either. The young driver had one victory and finished a very respectable fifth in last season’s truck series driver standings. Kilgerman should have a big first full season of racing in the Nationwide Series.
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Fastest qualifying time at North Wilkesboro
NASCAR Cup
May 9, 2020
Kligerman posted the fastest qualifying time for Pro Invitational Series iRacing event at North Wilkesboro and will start No. 10, per his Twitter account.
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Starting at rear Sunday
NASCAR Cup
April 25, 2020
Kligerman will start among the last three spots in the field during Sunday's Pro Invitational Series event at Talladega after finishing in the top three last week, Bob Pockrass of Fox Sports reports.
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Out at Gaunt Brothers Racing
NASCAR Cup
January 18, 2020
Kligerman said that he will not drive the No. 96 Cup car for Gaunt Brothers Racing this season, NBC Sports reports.
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Races into Daytona 500 Field
NASCAR Cup
February 14, 2019
Kligerman finished 12th in the Gander RV Duel 1 at Daytona International Speedway Thursday night.
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Part-Time Schedule in 2018
Camping World Truck
January 11, 2018
Kligerman wears multiple hats these days. Not only is he a racecar driver, but he also frequently plays the role of analyst for NASCAR on NBC. Kligerman is still hanging onto his original hat, though. The two-time NASCAR Camping World Truck Series winner will be returning for a part-time schedule with Henderson Motorsports in 2018, piloting the No. 75 truck for the second year in a row, frontstretch.com reports.
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