Parker Kligerman
About this episode
Parker Kligerman opens up about his transition from full-time NASCAR racing to a growing media career, while still pursuing part-time racing opportunities like the Rolex 24 and the Daytona Truck race. He shares insights on adapting from stock cars to high-tech GT3 sports cars, the challenges of balancing driving and broadcasting, and the emotional rollercoaster of winning the Daytona Truck race only to lose the official victory due to a technicality. Parker also discusses his new role as a booth announcer for the Xfinity Series and reflects on his long racing journey with hosts Hinch and Rossi.
The not winning winner of the NASCAR Trucks race at Daytona comes on to talk about coming up with Rossi, his stepping away from full time racing, and his controversial win DQ at Daytona. Check out his podcast with Landon Cassill, The Money Lap
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