Parker Kligerman announced on his podcast, 'The Money Lap', that he will retire from full-time racing in NASCAR after the 2024 season and will not return to Big Machine Racing for the 2025 season. The 34-year-old driver, who has had a decade and a half career in NASCAR's National Series, cited a long deliberation process before making the decision. Kligerman has achieved notable success, including 12 top fives and 29 top tens in the Xfinity Series, along with three wins in the Truck Series. He expressed gratitude for his racing journey and hopes to participate in occasional races for fun. While he will no longer seek full-time rides, Kligerman is expected to pursue opportunities in television, where he currently works as a pit reporter for NBC Sports. His final season will focus on winning a championship with Big Machine Racing, as he aims to secure a playoff spot in the Xfinity Series.