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Noah Gragson rejoins Front Row Motorsports for the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series, as the team seeks stability and performance improvements with its new driver lineup and Ford’s updated body.
Noah Gragson has agreed to a new deal with Front Row Motorsports for the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series, bringing his proven track record and ambitions to the team’s lineup
Layne Riggs leads the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series standings while Chandler Smith sits third, both eyeing a move to the Cup Series despite a full three‑car lineup at Front Row Motorsports.
Noah Gragson’s 2026 campaign has been anything but smooth, and while speculation about a potential seat swap swirls, the team’s leadership expects him to remain with Front Row Motorsports for the upcoming season.
Noah Gragson’s 2026 season has been marked by struggle and speculation, yet team owner Jerry Freeze expects him to stay with Front Row Motorsports for the next campaign.
Noah Gragson's future at Front Row Motorsports hangs in the balance, but team owner Jerry Freeze still envisions him back in 2027. Meanwhile, Truck Series standout Layne Riggs is poised for a step up.
Front Row Motorsports’ GM Jerry Freeze expresses confidence in re‑signing Noah Gragson for the 2027 season despite a challenging current campaign.
With teammate performances rising and a strong developmental background, Gragson’s future in the Cup Series appears secured beyond the next year.
The inaugural Navy 250 at Naval Base Coronado marked the first NASCAR event held on an active U.S. military installation, where Layne Riggs claimed his fourth win of the 2026 season in a Mattermost‑backed Ford truck.
Mattermost will back driver Layne Riggs for the inaugural NASCAR San Diego Weekend, a race that marks the first NASCAR event on an active U.S. military installation and celebrates the Navy’s 250th anniversary.