John Hunter Nemechek will drive No 42 for Legacy Motor Club in 2024 following Noah Gragson controversy
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John Hunter Nemechek will drive Legacy Motor Club's No. 42 car full time in 2024 after Noah Gragson requested his release from the team following his social media debacle.
Ryan Gaydos is a senior editor for Fox News Digital.
Nemechek drove for Front Row Motorsports starting in 2019 and raced a full schedule in 2020. He also had one appearance in the Cup Series for 23XI Racing in 2022, when he replaced a suspended Bubba Wallace. Next year, he will be back full time.
"To be able to announce my plans for next season so early and officially say I will be competing full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series relieves a lot of pressure," Nemechek said in a news release. "There is so much to be done for next year, and this gives us the opportunity to get the news out there and move forward. Also, driving for Maury (Gallagher), Jimmie (Johnson) and Richard Petty is a dream come true for me."
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