Last week in Atlanta, Carson Hocevar put a spotlight and maybe a target on himself with the way he raced on the track.

XI swept the front row for Sunday's race at COTA (3:30 p.m. ET, FOX) after Tyler Reddick won the pole, with Bubba Wallace starting second.

Carson Hocevar didn’t have as bad a week as one might imagine after being the center of attention following last Sunday’s race at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Hocevar, who finished a career-best second ...

Has Ross Chastain talked to Carson Hocevar since last weekend? “No.” Any additional thoughts on what happened at Atlanta ...

NASCAR veterans Ken Schrader and Kenny Wallace chimed in on the future of Carson Hocevar following his aggressive performance ...

After several seasons on NBC, the series has a new broadcast partner, FOX, which promises to cover practice, qualifying, and ...

With a strong batch of Fords seemingly leading the Cup race in Atlanta for most of the day, Christopher Bell showed up on the last lap to win his tenth ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. attempted to explain the Carson Hocevar apology to Hendrick Motorsports following the race in Atlanta.

The rookie stripes may be off the back of Carson Hocevar'sNumber 77 Spire Motorsports Chevy, hpwever the learning curve ...

Last year's Rookie of the Year has an aggressive on-track personality that most of the field wants cut off at the pass.

Carson Hocevar knows where the line stands when aggression comes into play in the NASCAR Cup Series, and he is not intimidated to back down.