Tag: Carson Hocevar

Cup Series, NASCAR

The Talladega Circus: Why Carson Hocevar is Exactly the “Joker” NASCAR Needs

By Staff Writer Andy DeLay If you had “Carson Hocevar wins at Talladega and tries to ghost-ride his Chevy into the wall” on your 2026 bingo card, go ahead and collect your winnings. This past Sunday at Talladega Superspeedway, we didn’t just witness a first-time Cup winner; we witnessed a paradigm shift. After taking the checkered flag in the Jack Link’s 500, Hocevar decided the … Continue reading The Talladega Circus: Why Carson Hocevar is Exactly the “Joker” NASCAR Needs

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR

Spire’s Commitment to NASCAR is Coming Full Circle

Talladega, AL – In July of 2019, an upstart Spire Motorsports stole a win from NASCAR’s elite after gambling on incoming weather in the Coke Zero 400 at Daytona. The win felt like a David vs. Goliath moment in the sport for an organization just eighteen races into its first NASCAR season. During post-race media availability, an emotional then co-owner T.J. Puchyr stated, “There are … Continue reading Spire’s Commitment to NASCAR is Coming Full Circle

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Cup Series, NASCAR

Only 11 Cup Drivers Have Never Won – 3 Are Knocking on the Door

Winning in the NASCAR Cup Series has never been harder than it is today; meanwhile, more and more drivers are finding their way to Victory Lane. It is harder to dominate the series than at nearly any point in the sport’s history, and despite some fans arguing otherwise, there is truly massive parity today. Since the introduction of the Next Gen car in 2022, the … Continue reading Only 11 Cup Drivers Have Never Won – 3 Are Knocking on the Door

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ARCA Menards Series, Craftsman Truck Series, NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

Big Money, Big Stakes: NASCAR Returns to Rockingham This Weekend

With Easter coming up this Sunday, the Cup guys are on vacation, but the O’Reilly AP Series and Craftsman Truck Series are in full early-season swing. Heading back to the Rock for the second time since 2013, we will get a show. The OAPS will feature the Dash 4 Cash qualifier and some big names. A big story, one driver and car are missing. The … Continue reading Big Money, Big Stakes: NASCAR Returns to Rockingham This Weekend

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Cup Series, NASCAR

NASCAR Cup Series Phoenix Qualifying Results

Joey Logano will lead the gentlemen of the NASCAR Cup Series to the green tomorrow in Phoenix. Joey is no stranger to winning at Phoenix Raceway; he’s won two of his three Championships at the track in the desert, winning there a total of four times. Today’s Pole Award is the third of his Cup career at the 1-mile track nestled into the mountains in … Continue reading NASCAR Cup Series Phoenix Qualifying Results

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Fr8 Racing 208 Results from Echo Park Speedway

Unfortunately, a weather delay put an early end to the Craftsman Truck Series race in Atlanta earlier this afternoon. With the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series race starting at 5 pm, NASCAR was forced to implement its timed ending, which turned out to be a fantastic race at 4:20 pm. Kyle Busch would hold off some fantastic charges from Ben Rhodes, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., and others … Continue reading Fr8 Racing 208 Results from Echo Park Speedway

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NASCAR Promotes “Bootleggers & Barn-builders” & got us Saying “Hell Yeah”

To the Average American motorsports fan, Formula 1 is nothing more than classy precision, follow-the-leader for the pompous rich and Europeans. NASCAR’s new pre-Daytona 500 promo praises the sport’s brash, full-contact history. Their new promo is justifiably titled “America, Start Your Engines,” and hell yeah it was beautiful! The Promo American Actor Scott Eastwood, son of legendary actor Clint Eastwood, plays the race fan’s hero, … Continue reading NASCAR Promotes “Bootleggers & Barn-builders” & got us Saying “Hell Yeah”

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Cup Series, NASCAR

5 Cup Drivers who can get Their First Multi-Win Season in 2026

We’ve seen several drivers at NASCAR’s top level score their breakout season over the last few years: Briscoe, Blaney, Byron, Reddick, and van Gisbergen come to mind. On the other hand, several others have yet to do so. If it is a short career or just pure bad luck, let’s take a look at drivers who can make 2026 their season. Josh Berry Josh Berry … Continue reading 5 Cup Drivers who can get Their First Multi-Win Season in 2026

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Cup Series, NASCAR

Hendrick Makes Pit Crew Change for the 48 and 77 Teams

With horrific pit issues for Alex Bowman so far during the Playoff opener at Darlington and a less-than-stellar performance at Gateway, a change is desperately needed on the 48 team if they wish to make up for the 35-point deficit heading into Bristol. Well, Hendrick Motorsports has an option that they have taken advantage of to help. Hendrick Motorsports provides many things to other teams—from … Continue reading Hendrick Makes Pit Crew Change for the 48 and 77 Teams

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Craftsman Truck Series

Muniz Survives Chaotic Michigan Race for Best Finish Since Daytona

Frankie Muniz started his first full-time Craftsman Truck Series season with a tenth-place finish at Daytona. Since then, his season has been plagued with disappointment and mechanical issues week after week. I spoke with Frankie following the Michigan race last season when he ran ARCA, and I could tell how genuinely he wants this. Frankie has had a love for racing his entire life, and … Continue reading Muniz Survives Chaotic Michigan Race for Best Finish Since Daytona

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