Carson Hocevar

Carson Hocevar is a motorsports racing driver known for his progression in American stock car racing. Beginning his career in quarter midgets at a young age, Hocevar accumulated 79 feature wins and 15 national championships before moving to late model racing, where he continued to achieve success. His early accomplishments led to strong performances in the ARCA Menards Series and the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, where he recorded multiple race victories and a Championship 4 appearance.

Hocevar advanced to the NASCAR Cup Series with Spire Motorsports, bypassing the Xfinity Series and securing a full-time Cup seat. In his rookie season, he achieved several top-10 finishes, including a third-place result at Watkins Glen, and set new qualifying and race benchmarks for Spire Motorsports. His performance earned him NASCAR Rookie of the Year honors. Hocevar’s driving style and resilience in overcoming setbacks, such as on-track incidents and penalties, have contributed to his reputation within the NASCAR community.

Outside of racing, Hocevar maintains an active presence on social media and engages with fans. He has addressed challenges both on and off the track, including participating in cultural-sensitivity training. Hocevar’s journey from grassroots racing to national competition, along with his insights on the mental demands of motorsports, positions him as a notable figure in stock car racing and a resource for audiences interested in professional racing and athlete development.