NASCAR Rising Star Carson Hocevar Not Backing Down After Making a Few Enemies at Atlanta
Carson Hocevar walked away from the season’s second NASCAR Cup race with two things – his best career finish and a line of unhappy fellow competitors. Since the checkered-flag waved on his runner-up finish to Christopher Bell at Atlanta Motor Speedway, the 22-year-old driver has issued apologies to Ryan Blaney and Rick Hendrick.
NASCAR driver Carson Hocevar drew backlash from his fellow racers on Sunday because of his over-aggressive driving during the ...
The rookie stripes may be off the back of Carson Hocevar's Number 77 Spire Motorsports Chevy, hpwever the learning curve ...
Austin Cindric said he had a 'good talk' with Kyle Larson after Atlanta incident, but situation still 'gets blood pressure going a little bit.' ...
Second-year NASCAR Cup Series driver Carson Hocevar picked up the best finish of his budding career on Sunday at Atlanta ...
Carson Hocevar had an eventful day at the Ambetter Health 400 at the Atlanta Motor Speedway on Sunday. And that might be putting it mildly. From an early interaction that left Kyle Busch ...
Ryan Blaney and John Hunter Nemechek — They are the only two drivers to start the season with top-10 finishes in both races.
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‘The Veterans Need To Get Him in a Headlock’ – Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Balanced Verdict on Carson Hocevar’s Atlanta AnticsDale Earnhardt Jr. did not go ballistic over Carson Hocevar’s reckless Ambetter Health 400 driving, nor did he take his side.
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