“I’m the Bad Guy”- Carson Hocevar Admits Guilt Defending Spire Motorsports Suspension in Public Message
Hocevar said he deliberately brake-checked Austin Cindric and accepted Spire Motorsports’ suspension, while NASCAR fined him $100,000 and docked 25 points.
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“I’m the Bad Guy”- Carson Hocevar Admits Guilt Defending Spire Motorsports Suspension in Public Message
Carson Hocevar will watch the season finale from the sidelines. Spire Motorsports benched him for Homestead-Miami after his run-in with Austin Cindric at Martinsville, where repeated brake checks wrecked the Team Penske driver’s car and left him 36th. Justin Haley takes over the No. 77. Now Hocevar has broken his silence, and his message goes […]
Carson Hocevar Breaks Silence on NASCAR Suspension With Lengthy Apology Video
Carson Hocevar isn’t making excuses this time. Days after his aggressive driving at Martinsville Speedway resulted in a suspension from Spire Motorsports, the 23-year-old NASCAR Cup Series driver has issued a lengthy public apology, taking responsibility for his actions and acknowledging that he crossed a line. In an 18-minute video titled “I got suspended from NASCAR,” published to his YouTube channel Thursday, November 5, Hocevar addressed the…
Carson Hocevar posts 18-minute apology video: “I’m the bad guy”
Before speaking to the media in an official press conference on Friday, Carson Hocevar has taken to YouTube to address his fans directly, posting an 18-minute apology video. Hocevar was suspended by Spire Motorsports earlier this week, and later penalized by NASCAR with a $100,000 fine and the loss of 25 driver championship points. This comes after an incident at Martinsville, where he intentionally brake-checked Austin Cindric three to four tim…
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