Parker Kligerman

Parker Kligerman is an American stock car racing driver and motorsports media personality known for his versatility across NASCAR’s top divisions. Over a career spanning more than 16 seasons, Kligerman has competed in the NASCAR Cup Series, Xfinity Series, and Craftsman Truck Series, accumulating more than 260 combined starts and earning multiple wins in the Truck Series. His early career included a championship in open-wheel racing and recognition in Penske Racing’s developmental program, where he claimed ARCA Rookie of the Year honors and finished second in points during his debut season.

In addition to his racing achievements, Kligerman has established a presence in motorsports broadcasting. He serves as a color commentator for NASCAR on The CW, studio talent for NASCAR on TNT Sports, and pit reporter for NASCAR on NBC, where he is among the youngest correspondents to cover a NASCAR Cup race. His media work includes co-founding The Money Lap, a motorsports media company, and contributing columns to NBCSports.com.

Kligerman’s career includes notable moments such as his relief driving victory at Daytona, making him the first relief driver to win a national NASCAR race in nearly two decades. As he transitions from full-time racing, Kligerman continues to impact the sport through analysis, public appearances, and his ongoing commitment to motorsports media.