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Carson Hocevar started the year not expecting any of this to happen. At 20 years old, Hocevar was focused on his third year as a Craftsman Truck Series driver for Al Niece and finally breaking thro…
Carson Hocevar, a 20-year-old driver, had initially set his sights on winning his first victory in the Craftsman Truck Series. However, by April, he achieved that goal with a win at Texas Motor Speedway. In June, he made his debut as a Cup Series driver, which drastically changed his life. Following an impressive performance in St. Louis, where he finished in the top 20 before a mechanical failure, Hocevar gained attention from teams looking towards 2024. Legacy Motor Club then gave him an interim opportunity in their No. 42 car for the remainder of the season. On October 10, it was officially announced that Hocevar would be joining Spire Motorsports full-time. Despite the quick progression in his career, Hocevar has embraced the opportunities and hasn’t felt nervous or pressured. He is eager to push the limits and continue learning in his Cup Series journey.
Source: Racer
