Noah Gragson NASCAR Journey: Noah Gragson, on the brink of seeing his NASCAR Cup Series career shattered by a single misstep, has spent the last several months reflecting on his errors as he gears up for his 2024 Cup Series entry.
Acknowledging his past mistakes concerning his social media habits, Gragson, as reported by FOX Sports, candidly admitted, To say I was ill-informed is an understatement. It made an impact on me. … Walking through [the museums], I found myself thinking, ‘As a white male, I possess privilege. What if I were in their shoes?’ It allowed me to broaden my perspective.
Recognizing his past self-centeredness, Gragson expressed that this enlightening experience helped him become more open-minded. Reflecting on his previous social media behavior, he stated, My feed was filled with a lot of noise. Initially, I was careless on social media, accepting friend requests without discretion. Suddenly, I was connected with unfamiliar individuals, cluttering my feed with unnecessary content.
In a recent interview, Gragson shared his struggle with dyslexia during his younger years, which hindered his ability to read books. He recalled that it used to take him around 30 minutes to cover just five pages. However, his dedication to improving this skill has allowed him to slash his reading time down to a minute per page.
Proudly discussing his accomplishment, Gragson mentioned devouring three books in recent months two focusing on self-improvement and one delving into the world of Formula 1. Although three books may not appear extensive to some, for Gragson, it signifies a substantial achievement.
This near-career setback has profoundly transformed Gragson. As he looks ahead to the upcoming season, he anticipates fostering further personal growth, both as an individual and as a competitive driver.
Also read: Noah Gragson Return to NASCAR Cup Series: Joining Stewart-Haas Racing in 2024
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Noah’s impressive track record speaks for itself. According to team co-owner Tony Stewart, he has consistently excelled in every competition he’s entered and has frequently found himself in the running for championships. This is precisely the type of driver that Stewart-Haas requires, which is why we are thrilled to have Noah on board as a member of our team.
