Parker Kligerman of Westport, CT has set a date for his first start of the 2022 season. He will drive the No. 75 Chevrolet Silverado for the season-opening NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Daytona International Speedway on February 18 (7:30 p.m. ET, FS1). (more…)
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Parker Kligerman Returning to Henderson Motorsports for 8 to 12 Races in 2022
Despite rumors that suggested he may compete full-time in one of NASCAR’s top-three series, it appears – at least at this point in time — that Parker Kligerman will remain a part-time driver in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. (more…)
Parker Kligerman Suggests Cheeky ‘Back-Up’ Career Option for Corey LaJoie
Parker Kligerman, the part-time driver, part-time reporter, recently posted a video on Twitter in which he made a comment on NASCAR driver Corey LaJoie. In the video, the Spire Motorsports driver seems to be joking around with a jack on his car. (more…)
Parker Kligerman Savagely Reacts After Being Dealt Another Blow With Updated Driver Rankings
Parker Kligerman of Westport, CT was dealt with yet another blow in less than a month when FIA released their updated Driver Categorization list. Kligerman who is currently ranked Gold will be downgraded to Silver with effect from January 2022. (more…)
Parker Kligerman: ‘Sometimes You Have to Fight Fire with Fire’
MARTINSVILLE, VA – A spin, payback, and a late-race rally left Parker Kligerman of Westport, CT with a top-10 finish at Martinsville Speedway.
With 42 laps to go in the United Rentals 200, Kligerman was inside the top-10 in the No. 75 Luck’s Beans Toyota Tundra. Contact with Johnny Sauter sent the Henderson Motorsports driver spinning in Turn 3.
About 15 laps later, Kligerman found himself behind Sauter’s No. 13 Farm Paint Toyota Tundra. Tired of the lack of respect, the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver sent his competitor deep into Turn 1. Sauter ultimately spun into the Turn 1 wall. Under the ensuing caution, the 31-year-old pitted for tires.
“At some point I have to stand up,” explained Kligerman. “The kids spin you out, the veterans spin you out. It’s just ridiculous. There’s no empathy or any sort of race etiquette at these places. Sometimes you have to fight fire with fire. Hate that we had to do that.”
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Parker Kligerman Sets Date for Return to Cup Series
The NASCAR Cup Series playoffs continue with a trip to Kansas Speedway on October 24. Parker Kligerman of Westport, CT will use the race as an opportunity to make his return to the top level, and he will partner with Gaunt Brothers Racing while making the start.
Parker Kligerman Scores Top 5 at Watkins Glen: ‘It’s Pretty Awesome’
Before he could even appreciate his top-five finish in the United Rentals 176 at Watkins Glen International on Saturday afternoon (Aug. 7), Parker Kligerman emerged on pit road with a NBC polo and headset, chatting with Justin Allgaier before heading off to his other job.
Allgaier was curious about Kligerman’s tweet, advertising $1 hoodies through his sponsor, Fast Checkout.
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Podcast: Parker Kligerman On Startlingly Positive Economic Trends In The Truck Series, Other Thoughts
Parker Klingerman was recently featured on the NASCAR on NBC podcast. Click past the jump to see what was discussed, and how to listen to the podcast.