Noah Gragson signs contract extension with Front Row Motorsports through 2027
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 8:09 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Noah Gragson has confirmed a one-year contract extension with Front Row Motorsports to continue driving the No. 4 Ford through the 2027 season. With this extension, all three Front Row Motorsports drivers, including Todd Gilliland and Zane Smith, are secured for the next year. There had been speculation about Gragson's future amid the rising success of teammate Layne Riggs in NASCAR Truck events.
- •Gragson will drive the No. 4 Ford for Front Row Motorsports.
- •The extension secures him with the team through the 2027 season.
- •Todd Gilliland and Zane Smith have also signed extensions.
- •Speculation about Gragson's future was linked to teammate Layne Riggs' performance.
- 8:09 PMMotorsport.com — Noah Gragson confirms contract extension with Front Row Motorsports
"Noah Gragson will continue driving the No. 4 Front Row Motorsports Ford into the 2027 season in a one-year contract extension. All three FRM drivers are now locked in for next year, as teammates Todd Gilliland and Zane Smith already signed contract extensions. There were questions over Gragson's future with the organization, especially with the success of Layne Riggs in FRM's Truck ...Keep reading
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