ABINGDON, Va. (WCYB) — Parker Kligerman is making a return to Henderson Motorsports, the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series team he drove for from 2016 to 2023. During his tenure, Kligerman secured two race victories before stepping away last season to focus on his full-time Xfinity Series ride. Now retired from full-time racing, Kligerman said it felt right to return to what he considers his racing home. (more…)
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Parker Kligerman, Big Machine Racing Competing in Rolex 24
Scott Borchetta’s Big Machine Racing will team up with Forte Racing or the upcoming Rolex 24 at Daytona International Speedway January 23-26, 2025. Parker Kligerman, from Westport, CT, will be in the #78 Lamborghini Huracan GT3 EVO2 with Misha Goikhberg and two other drivers to be announced soon. (more…)
Parker Kligerman Isn’t Sure What’s Next, But “Is Good” Stepping Away From A Full-Time Racing Career
In an article written by Alanis King for Motorsport.Com, she reports that Parker Kligerman isn’t sure what’s next, but “is good” stepping away from a full-time racing career. (more…)
Sacrificing It All: Parker Kligerman Reflects On NASCAR Journey
Article by Dustin Albino, Photo by Meg Oliphant/Getty Images
Parker Kligerman had been contemplating the next chapter of his professional career prior to taking a full-time gig with Big Machine Racing in the Xfinity Series ahead of the 2023 season. But he wanted to taste Victory Lane once more.
After spending two seasons adapting to the grind of the Xfinity Series, team owner Scott Borchetta hired Kligerman to be the driver of the No. 48 Chevrolet. Kligerman, a racing journeyman, hadn’t competed in an entire schedule in any series in a decade. Simultaneously, he beefed up his broadcasting resume as a pit reporter for NBC Sports. (more…)
Parker Kligerman Enjoying Final Full-Time Season, Ready for Next Chapter
With a career spanning more than 16 seasons in NASCAR’s highest divisions, Parker Kligerman has decided that now is the time to step away from full-time driving. (more…)
Parker Kligerman Not Returning to Big Machine Racing in 2025, Not Pursuing Full-Time Rides
Parker Kligerman announced on his podcast “The Money Lap” that he won’t be returning to Big Machine Racing for the 2025 Xfinity Series season and is done pursuing full-time rides at NASCAR.
Kligerman returned as a full-time competitor in 2023, after more than a decade of making sporadic starts for multiple teams across all three national touring levels. He finished the 2023 season 10th in the championship standings, with a career-high eight top-five finishes. (more…)
How Parker Kligerman Is Taking Lessons Learned In TV To Xfinity Series Playoffs
Parker Kligerman’s racing career had stagnated when he joined NBC Sports in 2014 as an analyst, but then Big Machine Racing came calling in late 2022 and now the 33-year-old driver finds himself competing for a NASCAR Xfinity Series championship. (more…)
Parker Kligerman Returning to Big Machine in 2024
Parker Kligerman of Westport, CT is returning to the No. 48 next year for Big Machine Racing Team in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, Big Machine announced Aug. 24. (more…)
Strong Watkins Glen Finish Keeps Parker Kligerman Within Xfinity Series Playoff Reach
WATKINS GLEN, N.Y.: Parker Kligerman is not going down without a fight.
Parker Kligerman Fulfills Childhood Dream in Chicago
The NASCAR weekend on the streets of Chicago will be a historic event for the industry. For Parker Kligerman of Westport, CT. However, it will be the moment he fulfills a childhood dream. (more…)