A Top-Five Finish For Parker Kligerman Gets Fans $1 Fast Hoodies

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It’s always great to see small-budget teams perform well, and Parker Kligerman wheeled his No. 75 Fast Silverado to a fifth-place finish in Saturday’s United Rentals 176 at Watkins Glen International.

The finish marks Kligerman’s first top-five finish of the season and the 18th of his NASCAR Camping World Truck Series career.

It’s a small victory for the Connecticut native, but the fans also got to reap the rewards from a solid finish by Driver No. 75.

Last week, Kligerman posted to social media that if he finished in the top five at Watkins Glen, sponsor Fast.co would run a special promo code for $1 hoodies in celebration of the performance.

As soon as the race finished, the promotion went live where fans can use the promo code “ParkerGoesFast” to get a Fast branded hoodie for just a single dollar.

Fans bombarded the Fast. co online store, which caused the site to crash thanks to overwhelming site visits. Eventually, the site went back online.

This top-five finish was no fluke either. After rolling off 38th, Kligerman entered the top-20 within just a handful of laps and managed to keep his truck clean for most of the race. Kligerman, in a part-time effort for the team, spent time in the top-10 during every stage of the Truck Series return to Watkins Glen.

Fans have until 11:59 PM EST on Sunday, August 8th to claim their $1 Fast.co hoodie.

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