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NASCAR Disqualifies Truck Runner-Up After Failed Kansas Inspection
NASCAR confirmed that Layne Riggs, who finished second in the Craftsman Truck Series race in Kansas, was disqualified after a post-race infraction. The No. 34 Front Row Motorsports Ford was found to have violated Section 14.4.9.A in the NASCAR Rule Book, which is associated with the bed cover of the trucks.
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‘We’re Getting Closer’ – Carson Hocevar Finds Hope at Spire Motorsports After Rough NASCAR Cup PhaseCarson Hocevar’s journey through the NASCAR Cup Series has been a roller coaster of highs and lows. The 22-year-old Michigan ...
Carson Hocevar won in the NASCAR Truck Series four times in 2023. He graduated to the Cup Series the following year and has ...
Carson Hocevar and Ryan Preece are ready to put their Texas crash behind them after "productive" conversations ahead of ...
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Carson Hocevar Drops Truth Bomb on Truck Series’ Rare Impact on NASCAR Cup SuccessCraftsman Truck Series is often viewed as the launch pad for aspiring stock car racers looking to make a name for themselves ...
Ryan Preece and Carson Hocevar haven’t exactly patched things up over last Sunday’s incident at Texas, but they’ve reached an ...
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Hocevar recounts Portage tornado, hit to family businessIn the aftermath of the EF-2 tornado, Hocevar and his Kalamazoo-based NASCAR sponsor Zeigler Auto Group began working on ...
Carson Hocevar explains how he has settled his issue with Ryan Preece ahead of the Cup Series race at the Kansas Speedway.
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