Love him or hate him, but as the 2025 season showed that you simply can’t ignore Carson Hocevar. He has emerged as one of NASCAR’s most promising young talents, captivating (and alienating) fans with his aggressive driving style. Born in Portage, Michigan, in 2003, Hocevar began racing quarter midgets at age seven. Then, he transitioned to late models, becoming the youngest track champion in NASCAR Whelen All-American Series history at Berlin Raceway in 2017.
Hocevar dominated the Craftsman Truck Series with Niece Motorsports, securing victories and a third-place points finish in 2023. Now 22, he drives the No. 77 Chevrolet full-time for Spire Motorsports in the Cup Series. Like most NASCAR drivers, the people behind Carson Hocevar’s success are his parents – Scott and Amy Hocevar. This a

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