Stefan Parsons - Allegiance 200 Race Recap
Event: Allegiance 200 (150 laps / 199.5 miles)
Round: 11 of 25 (Regular Season)
Track: Nashville Superspeedway
Location: Lebanon, TN
Date & Time: Friday, May 29 | 8:00 PM ET
No. 4 TCS Bus Chevrolet Silverado RST
Driver: Stefan Parsons | Crew Chief: Mike Shiplett
Start: 13th | Stage 1: 14th | Stage 2: 19th
Finish: 18th | Driver Points: 46th | Owner Points: 29th
- Key Takeaway: Stefan Parsons and the TCS Bus team ran a solid race all night long in Nashville. Since qualifying was rained out and the field was set by the metric lineup, Parsons rolled off from the 13th position. The No. 4 held steadily near the top-15 in the opening two stages, and showed speed throughout the race. After getting off strategy from the field, Parsons elected to take four tires with less than 20 laps to go, but was caught in dirty air. He crossed the finish line in 18th-place with a clean truck.
- Stefan Parsons’ Post-Race Thoughts:
“I thought our No. 4 TCS Chevy Silverado was good tonight. We fired off in the first stage and I felt like we were pretty strong. We had a tough pit stall selection because of the way they pick pits, so that kind of hurt us on the first pit stop because we had to back up and come around the No. 18 (Tyler Ankrum). But, we got some spots back, and we could have gone one of two ways with the strategy. It seemed like we were the last ones on an island that didn’t take tires, so after that caution came out, I told Mike (Shiplett) that I would rather be on offense to try and at least get back to where we were running. I just didn’t do a very good job of executing that last restart. I’m a little rusty, but overall, it was a solid day. We had a good truck, and I feel like it was plenty capable of a top-15, and if the circumstances were right, maybe even a top-10. Just have some more for me to work on racing these trucks. Regardless, I’m still very thankful to everyone at TCS and Niece Motorsports for the opportunity.”
About Niece Motorsports: Niece Motorsports is a professional auto racing team that has competed in the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series since 2016. The team is owned by Josh Morris of DQS Solutions and Staffing and the Fowler Family of J.F. Electric and Utilitra, and was founded by United States Marine Corps Veteran Al Niece. At its 80,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Salisbury, NC, Niece Motorsports is a full-service race vehicle build shop as well as a customizable fabrication shop for any manufacturing needs.
Follow the Team: To keep up to date with the latest team news, visit niecemotorsports.com or connect on Facebook and Instagram (@NieceMotorsports) as well as X (@NieceMotorsport).
About Transportation Charter Services: Transportation Charter Services (TCS), headquartered in Orange County, California, has been a trusted leader in group passenger transportation since 1988.
With a modern fleet and an unwavering commitment to safety, cleanliness, and service excellence, TCS delivers premium motorcoach transportation paired with a first-class customer experience. The company proudly serves professional and collegiate sports teams, tour and travel clients, corporate organizations, high-profile special events, and elite clientele throughout Southern California, Western Canada, and Nashville’s entertainer coach market.
Combining decades of industry expertise with a forward-thinking approach to innovation and operational excellence, TCS continues to elevate the standard in luxury ground transportation. As part of a distinguished family of brands — including Royal Coach, serving San Jose, Las Vegas, and Phoenix, and Polynesian Adventure in Hawaii — TCS remains a premier provider known for exceptional service, reliability, and professionalism.
