Every off-season gives NASCAR drivers a chance to circle back to their roots, and Carson Hocevar wasted no time diving headfirst into that ritual. Instead
In the Bill Bigley Sr. Memorial 128, it wasn’t Ty Majeski or Carson Hocevar, NASCAR stars, who came away victorious. George Gorham Jr. and his No. 10 team ran away from the field, gapping Majeski by 8 seconds and Hocevar by 12.
The start of December is going to be dirty for Carson Hocevar. He’s racing the Gateway Dirt Nationals Modified race. While many drivers are heading to Pensacola, Florida, for pavement racing at the Snowball Derby, Hocevar is slinging dirt.
Can you name every driver to be the NASCAR Cup Series champion since 1984?
Carson Hocevar’s rise in NASCAR never rested on talent alone. The 22-year-old’s path was built on long hours, sacrifice, and the steady support his parents provided long before he became a familiar name in racing circles.
Carson Hocevar had an eventful day in Sunday’s Round of 8 finale at Martinsville Speedway — not in a good way. Hocevar went for a spin not one, not two, but *three* times over the course of 500 laps.
Perhaps not the best way to start off a new partnership. Carson Hocevar is frustrated with Daniel Suárez after an incident at Martinsville. There has been a lot of contact, pushing, beating, and banging.
Highlights A veteran crew chief believes Carson Hocevar needs a “Dale Earnhardt-style” wake-up call from someone he truly respects to reach his full potential.
Carson Hocevar has been making waves in NASCAR, but rarely for the right reasons. The young driver’s daring and aggressive racing style surely has flashes of speed that grab attention, but they also bring a lot of problems with them.
One name has been the chaos master since 2024 in the NASCAR Cup Series. That is none other than sophomore driver Carson Hocevar. Despite his young age, Hocevar has fallen into several conflicts.
The Charlotte Roval. It’s a beast of a track, a hybrid monster that demands precision and punishes the slightest mistake. For drivers in the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs, it’s the ultimate pressure cooker, a place where championship hopes can be forged in steel or shattered into a million pieces.
The Bank of America ROVAL 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in 2025 is turning into a playoff nail-biter, but for Austin Cindric, it turned into a nightmare that crushed his title dreams.
Kyle Busch has not won a NASCAR Cup Series race since June 2023. He will not be celebrating in Victory Lane at the conclusion of Sunday’s race at the Charlotte ROVAL.
Carson Hocevar, ever the controversial figure, is no stranger to the fines this season. That $50,000 fine for comments made during a livestream about Mexico City by Spire Motorsports?
When most NASCAR drivers get hungry, they’ll oftentimes go to a fast-food place for a quick bite—but not growing NASCAR star Carson Hocevar. When he gets hungry, he goes out and buys the entire restaurant.
NASCAR punished Carson Hocevar on Wednesday with a $50,000 fine for a behavioral infraction during the Cup Series race at Kansas on Sunday. The official report claimed that he revved his engine and spun his tires while a NASCAR crew tried to hook his car up to a tow truck following a spin that flattened all four tires on the No.
Carson Hocevar, one of the most talked-about young drivers in NASCAR after Connor Zilisch, came up via the Truck Series, where fans rooted that he deserved a Cup shot.
The checkered flag had barely settled at Kansas Speedway when NASCAR officials dropped the hammer on Carson Hocevar. A hefty $50,000 fine landed on the young driver’s desk Wednesday morning, and let me tell you, this one stings more than just his wallet.
There’s something about the roar of an engine, the smell of burnt rubber, and the glint of vintage paint that gets a genuine car guy’s heart pumping. For Spire Motorsports’ Carson Hocevar, that passion doesn’t just live on the track; it spills over into his garage.
Carson Hocevar has had a definite love-hate relationship with this Sunday’s NASCAR Cup playoff venue, World Wide Technology Raceway (also known as Gateway), just across the river from St.
If there’s one name that’s been buzzing in the NASCAR community lately, it’s Carson Hocevar. Hailing from Portage, Michigan, this 22-year-old rising star, who’s been making waves in the NASCAR Cup Series with Spire Motorsports, is now ready to add yet another feather to his cap.
Hocevar's career is one that, in just its second year, has already produced enough memorable moments for a decade.
Just days after Carson Hocevar found himself in the middle of a controversy and Spire Motorsports fined him $50,000 for his critical remarks of Mexico, the 22-year-old driver was in yet another controversy on Friday in Pocono after he delivered a stinging critique of the NASCAR Truck Series and its managing director for not knowing the rules.
Driver Carson Hocevar has been fined $50,000 by his race team, Spire Motorsports, and will be required to undergo sensitivity training after he made derogatory comments about Mexico City.
Additionally, he will also be required participate in cultural sensitivity and bias-awareness training.
A week after he tied his career-best finish with a runner-up finish at Nashville, it looked like everything was coming together for Carson Hocevar to score his first NASCAR Cup Series victory at his home track in Michigan International Speedway.
Chevrolet driver Carson Hocevar is on the verge of doing something enormous in the NASCAR Cup Series, and he would love to do it this Sunday at Michigan International Speedway in the Firekeepers Casino 400 in Brooklyn, Mich.
Hocevar has certainly had his fair share of run-ins on the track this season and rubbed several drivers the wrong way as a result.
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