NASCAR star Noah Gragson spotted at Las Vegas enjoying time off with the ‘greatest group of friend’

Noah Gragson has been spending time away from the track amid the NASCAR off-season. Gragson recently caught up with the 'greatest friend group' having a meal out in a restaurant in his hometown Las Vegas.

Gragson is a 26-year-old NASCAR Cup Series driver bound for Front Row Motorsports next year. He last competed in the premier series with Stewart-Haas Racing, a Ford-affiliated race team that left the sport at the end of this season.

Per Instagram, Noah Gragson reposted a story of IG user Leah Corrigan, which had a heartwarming caption that said:

"The greatest friend group."

The friend group had a meal at John Cutter Tavern, an American restaurant located on W Charleston Blvd. in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The group included Riley Herbst, a NASCAR Cup Series-bound driver for the 2025 season. Herbst was teammates with Gragson in Stewart-Haas Racing, though the former was running in the Xfinity Series behind the wheel of the No. 98 Ford Mustang.

As a side note, Herbst will drive the No. 35 Toyota Camry for 23XI Racing next year.

Noah Gragson Instagram story repost - Source: @noahgragson via @green_daisy on IG

In an earlier IG story, Sheldon Creed's wife, Cami, acknowledged Gragson for hooking them up with seats for Nitro Circus. Gragson also attended the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo at the Thomas & Mack Center in the Sin City.

Noah Gragson Instagram story repost - Source: @noahgragson via @green_daisy

For the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season, Gragson's car number at Front Row Motorsports has yet to be announced. He will drive alongside teammate Todd Gilliland, though the team looks to expand with a third car.

The season will kick off at the Daytona International Speedway for the "Great American Race" on February 16.

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Noah Gragson finished 19th in the 2024 Snowball Derby

Ahead of the 2025 NASCAR season, Noah Gragson entered the 2024 Snowball Derby at Five Flags Speedway. While the driver aimed to score his second win in the event, he only finished 19th after starting the race 28th.

The Las Vegas native's maiden Snowball Derby win came in 2018 when he crossed the line first ahead of Ty Majeski and Jeff Choquette, respectively.

The former Stewart-Haas Racing driver wanted to win the race because he believed the Snowball Derby was bigger than the Daytona 500.

"I want to win a second one just because this is the biggest race I run every year. This is bigger than the Daytona 500 to me. That’s just how much this race means to me," Gragson shared.

Noah Gragson celebrating his Snowball Derby win in 2018 - Source: Imagn

However, Kaden Honeycutt spoiled Gragson's ambition and won the race. The 21-year-old driver emerged victorious in the 300-lap race at the 57th annual Snowball Derby ahead of Stephen Nasse and Ty Majeski.

Honeycutt earned his first Snowball Derby win and brought the Tom Dawson trophy home. He also took a $50,000 prize money, with the first and second runners-up earning $25,000 and $12,500, respectively.