Happy Hour: Noah Gragson Returns … But Where To?
The trio reacts to road course stage breaks coming back, Martin Truex Jr.’s playoff bubble problem and Noah Gragson’s future.
The trio reacts to road course stage breaks coming back, Martin Truex Jr.’s playoff bubble problem and Noah Gragson’s future.
Gragson’s suspension lasted a little over a month.
Who will drive the Nos. 10, 16 and 42 next year? Plus what are some other moves that could happen?
Plus: Is William Byron peaking at the right time?
Drivers being released midseason isn’t as common as it once was. But it’s still happened in the past decade-and-a-half.
Mayer gives a breakdown of that final restart and what the celebration was like after the victory.
Gragson requested his release from the team and has begun working on getting reinstated by NASCAR.
NBC did the best it could while battling the weather-affected schedule in Michigan.
He replaces Noah Gragson.
Could Noah’s situation present an opportunity to catapult the fledgling rookie’s career to new heights?
Noah Gragson made a choice on social media that has already cost him dearly.
Josh Berry will drive the No. 42 at Michigan.
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