Noah Gragson shares his gratitude towards Tony Stewart despite “unsatisfying” 2024 with SHR
Ex-SHR driver Noah Gragson shared the impact on Tony Stewart is his NASVCAR career and his gratitude towards him.
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The 2024 NASCAR season marked the return of Noah Gragson to the Cup series, after a disastrous end to his rookie season with Legacy Motor Club. He was suspended and later quit from the team over controversial social media actions, that involved racially insensitive content. His career was almost over before SHR gave him a second chance.
Tony Stewart and Stewart Haas Racing decided gave him an opportunity to get his career back in the No:10 Ford. Though the season wasn’t grand for the youngster, he performed on a level enough to land a seat for the 2025 season. He signed with Front Row Motorsports to drive their third car for next-year and Gragson is crediting his bounce back to Tony Stewart.
In a recent interview Noah Gragson admitted that he is grateful that Stewart and Greg Zipadelli for the opportunity they gave him at SHR. He admitted that the season didn’t play out as he expected, and he isn’t satisfied with what they have accomplished in 2024. But he asserted that he performed good enough to earn a seat for next year.
I’m very grateful for Tony [Stewart] and Greg Zipadelli and everybody who has given me this opportunity over at Stewart-Haas. It’s a bummer what everyone is going through but for myself personally, I’m not content and I’m not satisfied with (what we’ve accomplished). But I’m confident to say I feel like I have somewhat earned an opportunity to race on Sundays.
Noah Gragson said via RACER.
Noah Gragson believes he put himself on the map in 2024
While further talking about the point, Noah Gragson explained how he they have been able to bounce back from bad runs in the 2024 season, helping him to get back on the map. He asserted that he is having more fun now compared to the 2023 season.
I still ride the waves of the highs are good and the lows are low and get frustrated like anybody. But to be able to have a bad run the prior week and bounce back the next week and put yourself back on the map. Last year … I don’t think we had a good run. Not one. It wasn’t fun. I’m having more fun.
Noah Gragson said.
The comments from Gragson shows a newly found confidence on his talent and his determination to bounce back strong in the upcoming season. It would be interesting to see how he will perform with FRM in 2025.
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