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Stewart Friesen returns home as full extent of injuries revealed
Stewart Friesen will not get to take part in the NASCAR Truck playoffs as he recovers from various injuries sustained in a serious airborne crash nine days ago. Kaden Honeycutt will drive the No. 52 truck in his absence, except for Watkins Glen this weekend, where Christopher Bell will take the wheel.
Stewart Friesen has been released from the hospital after a successful surgery July 31 for injuries sustained in a dirt modified crash.
NASCAR Truck Series driver Stewart Friesen has been released from the hospital, nine days after being involved in a scary ...
Stewart Friesen will be sidelined for the remainder of the Craftsman Truck Series season and Kaden Honeycutt will drive his ...
Though he‘s out for the remainder of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season, Stewart Friesen still might request a waiver ...
One of the scariest wrecks in racing this year occurred a little more than a week ago, when Stewart Friesen was involved in a ...
Stewart Friesen, a four-time NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race winner who captured a win at Michigan International Speedway ...
NASCAR Truck Series driver Stewart Friesen is in the hospital and thankfully in stable condition after a horrifying crash on ...
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NASCAR driver Stewart Friesen goes airborne, vehicle catches fire in wreck at dirt track race
NASCAR Truck Series driver Stewart Friesen suffered some injuries after he was involved in a scary and fiery wreck during a ...
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Stewart Friesen posts fresh update from hospital bed after undergoing multi-hour surgery
Stewart Friesen's family posted an update on the star after a multi-hour surgery to address a broken pelvis and a fractured ...
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