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.
Parker Kligerman will not return to full-time racing after this season, he announced on the podcast “The Money Lap” that he ...
Big Machine Racing will have a new driver take over the team’s flagship No. 48 Chevrolet in the Nascar Xfinity Series next ...
Kligerman made the announcement on his The Money Lap podcast and explained, albeit cryptically, his reasoning behind leaving ...
Parker Kligerman, 34, entered his first-ever Xfinity Series race in 2009 at Kansas. During his career, he has 47 top-10 finishes in 109 races with a pole award.
Parker Kligerman recently praised TV broadcaster for NBC Sports, Leigh Diffey, for his high-energy commentary during the final lap of the NASCAR Cup Series Watkins Glen race. The #48 Xfinity ...
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