Ryan Preece walked into the Daytona International Speedway media center playing Elton John's "Rocketman" as he prepared for his post-race news conference following Saturday's Coke Zero Sugar 400, but Frank Sinatra's "My Way" may be a more fitting tune for the RFK Racing driver.
After much uncertainty around his NASCAR Cup Series future, Front Row Motorsports officially gave Noah Gragson a one-year contract extension last week.
For Noah Gragson, the strange part of this NASCAR season was not knowing what came next. Front Row Motorsports had not locked down his future, his new crew chief, Grant Hutchens, was still settling in, and the results gave everyone another reason to ask questions.
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Noah Gragson signed a contract extension with Front Row Motorsports, keeping him with the organization through at least the 2027 Cup Series season. Front Row Motorsports announced the deal Friday, noting that options exist that extend the contract beyond next year.
After finishing 34th in the NASCAR Cup Series standings last season, Gragson is 31st through the first 22 races of 2026 and has struggled to find speed.
Noah Gragson won't be penalized for hitting Connor Zilisch under caution in Sunday's Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis.
Gragson is 31st in points through the first 21 races of 2026 and was 34th in his first year with FRM in 2025.
As the 2026 NASCAR season hits its second half, Riggs isn't sure what he'll be racing in 2027.
NASCAR’s Silly Season may be heating up sooner than expected. EasySportz and Lead Lap Racing have learned from multiple industry sources that there is a real possibility Noah Gragson could be driving for a different organization in 2027, which became a storyline to the public this week.
Noah Gragson and Kevin Magnussen duked it out on the racetrack at Naval Base Coronado on June 21. On Wednesday, Gragson revealed in an interview with SiriusXM NASCAR Radio that he wanted to literally duke it out with the former F1 driver before he was told otherwise.
Kevin Magnussen described his NASCAR Cup Series debut Sunday as a fistfight after nearly getting into one with Front Row Motorsports driver Noah Gragson
Josh Berry's impending departure from the Wood Brothers No. 21 Ford at the conclusion of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season means a coveted ride will be open going into 2027.
Noah Gragson has shown flashes of potential in the NASCAR Cup Series, but a return to the Xfinity Series with JR Motorsports may be the best move for his future.
Here are some of the biggest movers in the points standings after Phoenix.
A rule change made by NASCAR that prohibits drivers from using their hands to block air and gain an advantage in qualifying has already hit a Cup Series driver.
Good news for Front Row Motorsports and Noah Gragson as they head into the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season. Gragson is teaming up again with MillerTech for 2026 and beyond in a new multi-year agreement.
NASCAR Cup driver Noah Gragson is hoping to take advantage of some character building this Sunday at Iowa Speedway. The Las Vegas native, who just turned 27 two weeks ago on July 15, currently sits 34th in the NASCAR Cup standings, driving for Front Row Motorsports.
On Aug. 2, Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway won't be filled with the deafening sound of roaring engines. Instead, fans will watch a regular-season MLB game at the racetrack.
To say Noah Gragson's NASCAR Cup Series career has been topsy-turvy would be a massive understatement.
As NASCAR attempts to draw in a younger fan base and establish itself as a mainstay among the key 18-35 demographic, one of the most important marketing tools it can use is video games. It sounds like an upcoming attempt to do just that might be successful.
Chase Briscoe may be the most recent winner in the NASCAR Cup Series, but it will take some convincing for his son, Brooks, to become a full-fledged Briscoe fan.
Carson Hocevar, John Hunter Nemechek and Noah Gragson are the three drivers left standing after the NASCAR All-Star Open at North Wilkesboro Speedway.
For NASCAR Cup Series drivers Riley Herbst, Noah Gragson and Kyle Busch, Las Vegas Motor Speedway is the closest thing to a home game. Unfortunately, Las Vegas was none too kind to its natives on Sunday.
Just a few laps into Saturday's Cook Out Clash heat races at Bowman Gray Stadium, tempers are already flaring.
With Stewart-Haas shutting down at the end of 2024, Gragson found himself in need of a home for 2025.
After a surprisingly solid start to the season for Noah Gragson, the No. 10 team has slowly rolled toward the edge of a cliff they're in danger of falling off.
With Stewart-Haas Racing announcing its closure at the end of the 2024 season, plenty of fans have been wondering about the future of its four-driver lineup in the NASCAR Cup Series.
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