Carson Hocevar explains what caused restart pileup that upended good day
Carson Hocevarwas enjoying a strong day with no drama at Kansas, running inside the top ten and ending Stage 1 in seventh place. Unfortunately, things went very wrong on a Lap 122 restart. Hocevar was on the inside as the race got back underway, and as he moved up towards the middle, he collided with Ty Gibbs, who was looking to move inside of Bubba Wallace from the top. The three cars ... Keep…
Carson Hocevar suffered a devastating restart pileup during a strong day at Kansas, causing him to finish 33rd and drop three spots in the standings. As the race restarted on Lap 122, Hocevar was on the inside when he collided with Ty Gibbs, who was attempting to move inside Bubba Wallace from the top. The collision also involved Zane Smith, Erik Jones, and Josh Berry, who spun out in the chaos.
Hocevar explained that it was simply a case of two drivers vying for the same spot at the same time, noting that Gibbs was in his blind spot. Despite efforts to rebuild from the incident, Hocevar found the experience frustrating, stating that he would rather be fast and deal with a wreck rather than slow and slow.
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