Truckin’ Thursdays: Stewart Friesen’s Season in Danger After Injury
Friesen suffered numerous injuries in a dirt modified crash in Canada, which could (and probably should) cut his 2025 Truck Series season short.
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Friesen suffered numerous injuries in a dirt modified crash in Canada, which could (and probably should) cut his 2025 Truck Series season short.
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