Video: Watch How Close to the Wall Noah Gragson is Running in Testing at Homestead

Last year, the NASCAR Xfinity Series championship was won by Tyler Reddick. Reddick used the high lane on the track, while the majority of the field stuck with the low line. In the end, Reddick’s ultra-aggressive high lane prevailed and he upset everyone to win the title.

It seems Noah Gragson has taken notes on that performance.

During Series testing at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Monday, Gragson Tweeted onboard video from the decklid of his car. The video shows just how close Gragson was running to the wall…

I’m not sure a sheet of notepook paper would be able to fit between Gragson and the green Homestead wall.

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