
Noah Gragson
26-Year-Old Driver
Front Row Motorsports

2024 Xfinity Stats
Points
0
Starts
4
Wins
0
Poles
0
Top 5
1
Top 10
3
2024 Cup Stats
Points
612
Starts
36
Wins
0
Poles
0
Top 5
1
Top 10
7
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Gragson had a tough rookie season in 2023. He'd struggle to perform at Legacy Motor Club, and he'd part ways with the team late in the season after a social media/conduct violation. After completing sensitivity training he'd be reinstated by NASCAR and immediately become a free agent driver of interest by many teams. Gragson's 13-career wins in the Xfinity Series and runner-up points finishes in both the Camping World and Xfinity Series demonstrate Gragson's skill. He has what it takes to make it at NASCAR's top level, he just needs the right team situation around him to coalesce. The youngster replaces Aric Almirola in Stewart Haas Racing's No. 10 Ford. This team regressed from 14th in the standings to 22nd during Almirola's last five seasons, so there's potential here but also a bad trend line. It will take everything Gragson can muster along with best cars that crew chief Drew Blickensderfer can give him to succeed. Read Past Outlooks

Wins Fan Vote
Gragson won the internet fan vote for the NASCAR All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro Speedway on Sunday evening.
ANALYSIS
Despite finishing next-to-last in the 100-lap Open heat race, Gragson would be the lucky winner of the internet fan vote. That distinction gives the driver of the No. 4 Ford a ticket into the field for the NASCAR All-Star Race. Gragson will take full advantage of this pass into the night's main event.
Despite finishing next-to-last in the 100-lap Open heat race, Gragson would be the lucky winner of the internet fan vote. That distinction gives the driver of the No. 4 Ford a ticket into the field for the NASCAR All-Star Race. Gragson will take full advantage of this pass into the night's main event.
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Gragson had a tough rookie season in 2023. He'd struggle to perform at Legacy Motor Club, and he'd part ways with the team late in the season after a social media/conduct violation. After completing sensitivity training he'd be reinstated by NASCAR and immediately become a free agent driver of interest by many teams. Gragson's 13-career wins in the Xfinity Series and runner-up points finishes in both the Camping World and Xfinity Series demonstrate Gragson's skill. He has what it takes to make it at NASCAR's top level, he just needs the right team situation around him to coalesce. The youngster replaces Aric Almirola in Stewart Haas Racing's No. 10 Ford. This team regressed from 14th in the standings to 22nd during Almirola's last five seasons, so there's potential here but also a bad trend line. It will take everything Gragson can muster along with best cars that crew chief Drew Blickensderfer can give him to succeed.
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Driving No. 4 Ford
Having secured Gragson on a multi-year agreement in July to drive in the NASCAR Cup Series starting in 2025, Front Row Motorsports is excited to announce Gragson will drive the No. 4 Ford Mustang Dark Horse, entering the team into a new era, NBC Sports reports.
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Crew Chief Announced
Gragson said he feels really motivated to get back to North Carolina when the time comes to start the year with Front Row because he has been reunited with a lot of his No. 10 SHR crew members, including crew chief Drew Blickensderfer, Sportsnaut reports.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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