Carson Hocevar reiterated Wednesday that he did not wreck Zane Smith on purpose during the Aug. 3 race at Iowa Speedway. Hocevar added he allowed Smith to race by him in this past Sunday’s race at Watkins Glen International in an attempt to make amends for what happened the week prior.
Carson Hocevar attempted to make amends with Zane Smith after Sunday’s race at Watkins Glen International, one week after wrecking him at Iowa Speedway.
Zane Smith did not have a lot of comments to make after the run-in he had with Carson Hocevar at Iowa Speedway last weekend. His crew chief, Ryan Bergenty, had an incident with Hocevar on pit road and riled up a ton of conversations, but we did not hear from the driver himself.
Following the Iowa Corn 350 there was drama in the post-race scene, with Zane Smith’s crew chief confronting Carson Hocevar. He was upset with an earlier incident on the track, where Hocevar spun out Smith.
Christopher Bell has proven once again why he is the ‘Mr. Nice Guy’ in the NASCAR Cup Series. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver did something that no driver would do after crashing into Zane Smith during the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis last Sunday, ending the No.
Last week at the end of the Brickyard 400, Christopher Bell turned Zane Smith in what looked like a right rear hook. After investigating the incident, NASCAR decided not to take any action against Bell and his team.
NASCAR has reportedly changed its rule book, likely in response to the latest ruling in the antitrust lawsuit by 23XI and Front Row Motorsports, ensuring the two teams will not miss any races as open teams.
NASCAR has filed its response to the preliminary injunction filed by 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports in their anti-trust case against NASCAR on Monday.
The latest development in 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports’ charter lawsuit against NASCAR is that the teams could soon face the real possibility of running as open entries in Cup races, as the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals denied a rehearing request last week.
Zane Smith might not become a Cup Series champion anytime soon, but he certainly has the chance to win NASCAR’s first-ever In-Season Tournament and the $1 million prize that comes with it.
For the first time ever, Lime Rock Park in Lakeville, Connecticut, will host the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, The LiUNA 150. Here is everything you need to know for the inaugural Truck Series race.
Rookie seasons in NASCAR Cup Series racing are incredibly difficult to navigate. Nobody knows that better than second-year driver Zane Smith, who in Year 2 of his Cup Series career, called his maiden Cup Series voyage a "bad luck year."
After recording a top-10 result in Sunday's FireKeepers Casino 400, it's become quite obvious that Zane Smith has gotten the hang of Michigan International Speedway.