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Parker Kligerman took the checkered flag in the Fresh From Florida 250 last week before being disqualified for failing a post-race inspection.

Parker Kligerman has broken his silence after being disqualified from Daytona. In a statement released on social media, Kligerman thanked his fans for the overwhelming support he received. He posted to X (formerly Twitter): "Biggest win of my life.

There will be no reversal of fortunes for Parker Kligerman and the No. 75 Henderson Motorsports team following a disqualification in post-race inspection after

Parker Kligerman was disqualified from the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race due to a ride height violation, handing the victory to Corey Heim.

Full-time television analyst and part-time NASCAR driver Parker Kligerman says he will appeal his disqualification that cost him the Truck Series win at Daytona.

Henderson Motorsports owner Charlie Henderson has broken his silence on his team and Parker Kligerman losing their Daytona disqualification appeal.

NASCAR upheld the disqualification of Parker Kligerman's Daytona Truck Series win after his truck failed post-race inspection, despite his team's appeal.

Kligerman’s No. 75 Spiked Coolers Chevrolet Silverado RST emerged from a final lap wreck at Daytona Int’l Speedway unscathed and in the lead. The Westport, CT native took the checkered flag first in the Fresh from Florida 250, however, the ensuing celebration was short-lived.