NASCAR's vibrant personality Noah Gragson shares festive vibes with three-word praise for Las Vegas country hotspot

NASCAR Cup Series driver Noah Gragson seems to be enjoying his offseason time. In a recent Instagram story, the soon-to-be Front Row Motorsports driver snapped photos at Stoney's Rockin' Country, a country music nightclub in the driver's hometown, Las Vegas.

The first of two photos posted by the former driver of the #10 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford from his time at Stoney's Rockin' Country was a wide shot of the nightclub. Gragson tagged the nightclub's official Instagram page on his story and penned a three-word caption to describe what it was like being there.

"Place is rockin," he wrote.

Noah Gragson's story from his time at the Stoney's Rockin Country nightclub - Source: via @noahgragson on Instagram

Gragson went on to post a selfie of himself and a woman at the nightclub in the following story. Rocking a cowboy hat and a gray sweatshirt as a fit, Gragson added a caption that read:

"I love it here"

Noah Gragson's story - Source: via @noahgragson on Instagram

Gragson's time at Stoney's Rockin' Country comes on the heels of a solid sophomore season in the Cup Series. The 26-year-old wheeled his #10 machine to seven top 10s, one top five, and a 24th-place finish in the points standings. Gragson was the second-highest finisher among the four SHR cars, only behind Chase Briscoe, who competed in the Cup Series playoffs after winning the last race of the regular season at Darlington.

SHR ceased operations at the end of the 2024 season, forcing Gragson to find a new ride for next year. On July 10, 2024, it was announced that the American had signed a multi-year deal to drive for Front Row Motorsports beginning in 2025.

Noah Gragson says he's "disconnected" regarding lawsuit involving his future team

Noah Gragson (10) during qualifying for the Championship race at Phoenix Raceway - Source: Imagn

Noah Gragson recently claimed that he isn't the best person to ask about the ongoing lawsuit involving Front Row Motorsports, 23XI Racing, and NASCAR. The two Cup Series teams filed a lawsuit against the sport, accusing them of monopolistic practices.

In an article by racing insider Matt Weaver, Gragson was quoted saying he feels "disconnected" from the situation and isn't sure what's going on. The driver made it clear he wasn't hiding anything from the public, but rather he was genuinely unsure of what to make of the situation.

“I am so disconnected,” Gragson said. “I’m probably not the guy to ask but I do feel confident we’re going to race. I’m not the most educated guy on what’s going on with the lawsuit and I’m not even just saying that because you’re recording me right now. Like, I have no idea what’s going on and I just do what I’m told.”

Noah Gragson will be teammates with Todd Gilliland, who will field the #34 FRM Ford. Gilliland has been with the organization since 2023.