Carson Hocevar

Carson Hocevar, in his return from injury, led Saturday’s NASCAR Camping World Truck Series qualifying at Sonoma Raceway. Carson Hocevar, in his return from injury, led a 1-2 sweep for Niece Motorsports in Saturday’s NASCAR Camping World Truck Series qualifying, just before crashing in his No. 42 Chevrolet at the end of his run at Sonoma Raceway.

Carson Hocevar is a competitor in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. Hocevar is a person who is open, honest and does not like to lie to people around him. Therefore, his statement about mistakes and acceptance of responsibility is not surprising. Carson Hocevar has been having problems with mistakes...

Portage’s Carson Hocevar has returned home after a suffering a nasty wreck in Saturday’s NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race. Hocevar injured his ankle after he was involved in a last-lap accident of the Toyota 200 at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway in Madison, Ill. He released a statement on his Facebook page Sunday afternoon.

Watch the video of the big NASCAR crash at WWT Raceway. On Saturday afternoon, the NASCAR Truck Series unloaded in Madison, Illinois. The St. Louis area race track hosted the Toyota 200 to begin the big race weekend. Watch the Carson Hocevar crash video below. A caution came out with...

Ryan Preece issued a message to young racers after getting crashed at Charlotte Motor Speedway. On Friday night, the NASCAR Truck Series took the green flag at Charlotte Motor Speedway. The race is a part of the big Coca-Cola 600 weekend in North Carolina. With 63 laps to go, Ryan...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — When fate dealt Carson Hocevar another heartache Friday night at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Niece Motorsport teammate Ross

Building on recent growth to its WWEX Racing program, Worldwide Express is expanding its partnership with Niece Motorsports and will serve as primary sponsor for Carson Hocevar and the No. 42 Chevrolet Silverado for eight NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) races this season. Coming off three top-five finishes in...

Race Rundown – No. 42 Sparco Chevrolet Silverado. After starting in the back half of the field Friday night, Hocevar battled a loose-handling truck in the opening laps and brought his No. 42 Sparco Silverado to pit road during the first caution on lap nine for adjustments. Hocevar restarted 32nd and made his way through the field to 19th by the end of Stage One.

Hocevar on Texas Motor Speedway: “Our No. 42 team is looking forward to racing at Texas this week in our Sparco Chevrolet Silverado. [Crew chief] Phil Gould and the rest of the team are working hard to build off of the speed we had in Kansas last week and we’re confident in our ability to put a strong run together Friday night. We’re excited to have Sparco on board with us this week – they’re a great partner of ours at Niece Motorsports and we’re going to do all we can to make them proud.”

The NASCAR Truck Series in Bristol was a very exciting tune-up for when the Cup Series takes the track tonight under the lights. Last night was a big rush to the finish. Although Ben Rhodes came up as the winner, it wasn’t something that was always guaranteed. Especially after making an accidental move to the outside towards the end of the race.

Race Rundown – No. 42 Premier Security Solutions Chevrolet Silverado. Hocevar kept his No. 42 Chevrolet in the top-10 for a majority of the first stage before opting to pit under caution on lap 39 before the stage break, resulting in 14th-place finish in Stage One. After restarting fourth to begin Stage Two, Hocevar made his way into the bottom lane before making the pass to move into third by lap 62. Following a caution on lap 79, he restarted in second before settling for third in Stage Two to earn eight stage points.

Hocevar on Atlanta Motor Speedway: “While there are a lot of question marks and unknowns going into Atlanta this weekend, we’re certain that we have a solid No. 42 Premier Security Solutions Chevrolet to bring to the race track. Having the ability to run the same truck that we ran at Las Vegas gives us the confidence that we’re putting our best foot forward to run up front at Atlanta.”

Hocevar on opening the 2022 season at Daytona and his renewed partnership with Premier Security Solutions: “I really appreciate the support from everyone at Premier Security Solutions for stepping up and making sure we had the funding for our second full-time season in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series,” Hocevar remarked.

Niece Motorsports driver Carson Hocevar is set to compete in the 36th Annual Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals Presented by General Tire from Jan. 10-15. The six-day event features five qualifying nights leading up to Saturday's Lucas Oil Championship Feature Events on the quarter-mile clay oval at the SageNet Center at the River Spirit Expo Center.

Hocevar on Racing at Phoenix: “Thanks to everyone at Niece Motorsports and Al Niece for all of their support this year,” said Hocevar. “Last week obviously didn’t go like we hoped, but we’re ready to close out the season on a high note. We accomplished so much as a team this year, and I feel like we really proved we belong. I’m excited for Friday night’s race, and even more excited for next season with this team.”

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NASCAR Truck Series championship playoff qualifier Carson Hocevar will return to Toledo Speedway for the 33rd running of the Central Transport Glass City 200 at Toledo Speedway. Hocevar returns as the defending race winner of the ARCA/CRA Super Series powered by Jeg’s Late Model portion of the 200. The prestigious...