Noah Gragson Suspended Indefinitely by NASCAR for Social Media Post

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By Kettler

Gragson, a 25-year-old driver, faced suspension from the racing team and sanctioning body.

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 Despite being 2022 NASCAR Xfinity Series runner-up, he's a rookie in this year's Cup Series, ranked 33rd in points.

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Next year, he joins the Cup Series full-time in the No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford, replacing Kevin Harvick.

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Legacy Motor Club, suspended Noah Gragson without disclosing the specific reason.

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 Josh Berry will drive the No. 42 car in the upcoming NASCAR Cup Series race in Michigan.

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Gragson posted an apology on social media, expressing disappointment in himself for his lack of judgment and actions.

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Gragson's social media misstep involved liking an Instagram post that appeared to mock George Floyd's 2020

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As the Michigan race approached, the spotlight shifted to Josh Berry, who took over the No. 42 car.

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 Gragson aimed to make a positive impact upon his return to the racing world.

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