"Wagner really showcased that hard-nosed, blue-collar New England vibe this past season," said David McGrath, executive vice president and general manager of NHMS. The six-foot, 198-pound forward also led the Bruins with 247 hits. In his first season in Boston, Wagner notched career highs in goals (12), points (19) and plus/minus (+3) over 76 regular season games. Noel Acciari, Frank Vatrano and Brandon Carlo also joined Schaller for his visit making Wagner the sixth Bruin to attend a NASCAR race at "The Magic Mile." ![]() Wagner will become the third Boston Bruin to fill this official role following in the footsteps of Bruins legend Brad Park in September 2014 and Tim Schaller in 2016. "It should be an awesome experience and I can't wait to get behind the wheel at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway." "I'm very excited and honored to drive the pace car for the race on the 21 st," said 28-year-old Massachusetts native Wagner. ![]() ![]() Wagner will lead NASCAR's best to the green flag as 40 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series drivers race down the frontstretch to start the Foxwoods Resort Casino 301. On Sunday, July 21, Chris Wagner, forward for the Boston Bruins, will trade the ice for asphalt to take on his new role as the official Toyota Camry pace car driver for the Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
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