Why Parker Kligerman is retiring from full-time NASCAR driving
Parker Kligerman will step away from full-time motorsports competition at the end of the season and will likely have a chance to race for the NASCAR Xfinity Series championship should he close out on a playoff berth over the next two weeks.
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"I'm not afraid of the other side" - NASCAR's Parker Kligerman on life after drivingThe Xfinity driver talks openly about the twists and turns of a 15-year career and getting his head around leaving the sport.
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Parker Kligerman will not return to full-time racing after this season, he announced on the podcast “The Money Lap” that he ...
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Cole Custer wins Xfinity Series race at Bristol, takes regular-season championship by three pointsParker Kligerman and Sammy Smith both clinched Xfinity Series playoff spots on Friday, completing the 12-driver ...
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