
Noah Gragson Extends with Front Row Motorsports Through 2027
Noah Gragson’s new deal with Front Row Motorsports sets the stage for a push toward greater consistency and team contribution in the 2027 Cup season.
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Noah Gragson’s new deal with Front Row Motorsports sets the stage for a push toward greater consistency and team contribution in the 2027 Cup season.

Front Row Motorsports announced a multi‑year contract that keeps Todd Gilliland in the No. 34 Cup car, while Zane Smith receives a long‑term agreement. Meanwhile, Noah Gragson’s position remains uncertain, prompting speculation about potential replacements.

Front Row Motorsports announced a multi‑year extension for Todd Gilliland, while also securing Zane Smith for the long term. Amid performance questions surrounding Noah Gragson, the team is eyeing rising Truck Series drivers for future Cup opportunities.

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After five full‑time Cup Series seasons with Front Row Motorsports, Todd Gilliland is expected to continue driving the No. 34 Love’s car in 2027, a move that reflects both his steady progress and the team’s confidence in his trajectory.