Noah Gragson recently penned down a heartfelt note for one of his biggest fans. Gragson is the full-time Cup Series driver for Stewart-Haas Racing, piloting the #10 Ford.Before joining as a full-time driver in the Cup Series, 25-year-old Gragson was the full-time driver for JR Motorsports in the Xfinity Series. In 2022, Gragson was deemed NASCAR Xfinity Series' Most Popular Driver, the same year he finished runner-up in the final standings. Moreover, after his move to NASCAR's top-tier division in 2023, Gragson won the All-Star Fan vote, which guarantees a place in the annual NASCAR All-Star Race. Notably, this was followed by another All-Star Fan vote winner award this season, piloting #10 for SHR.In a recent post on X, the Las Vegas native mourned the loss of one of his "biggest supporters". Gragson wrote:"Steven was one of my biggest supporters. I cherished the time spent with him at races. I, along with many others will miss his smile and electric personality. Love you brother. Rest easy!"After his first season with Stewart-Haas Racing and a second full-time Cup season, Gragson's future is in the air as SHR co-owners announced to shut their operations after the end of the 2024 season. With the hopes of finding a ride in the Cup Series and a team, Gragson's future remains in limbo.Noah Gragson talks about his hopes to race on Sundays post-2024 seasonThe No. 10 Ford driver for SHR, Noah Gragson, is currently in the free-agent market after SHR announced that they would shut their operation post-2024 season.In an interview at Iowa Speedway, Gragson shared his views when asked about his plans for the 2025 season. He said (via Bob Pockrass):"I don't have anything yet. Nothing. I haven't signed anything yet. So just trying to weigh out all the options accordingly and, you know, have those conversations but still looking for an opportunity.Gragson also said:Personally, I just keep telling myself just focus on what I can control. And that’s my attitude and my focus and my leadership of our race team and what I can do behind the wheel preparation-wise and just becoming the best driver and person I can be.With one top-five and five top-ten finishes so far this season, #10 Gragson sits at P24 in the overall Cup Series standings. He also hopes to be a part of the Cup Series driver's group that races on Sundays."I don’t know what’s going to happen. I believe I can be a part of this group on Sundays that races, and I’m working my tail off to be a part of that group in the future." Gragson added.