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Long Pound, Dad. – Carson Hocevar understands his previous clouds the present and probably affects his future.
But he will not take back his aggression.
He is fast and – makes competitors – furious.
Ricky Stenhouse jr. Is the youngest driver who was upset about Hocevar after two incidents in the past three races. Kyle Busch, Ryan Preece and Ryan Blaney were also critical of Hocevar after the run -up this season.
“If you are constantly doing aggressive moves as we do, it balances the fine line,” Hocevar said before the contemporary cup race at Pocono. “You make a thousand moves a day. Unfortunately, what people remember is not always the good. You always remember the negative. It just tries to limit the negative. ‘
Blaney managed to avoid such drama when he came into the cup series. How did he do it?
“I’m not ruining people all the time,” he said.
Blaney said his philosophy was simple.
“The best thing I think you can do to someone to really show your dominance on the racetrack is to clean them,” he said. “It’s pretty easy to just run through someone and go in your cheerful way.”
Spire motorsports that also require Carson Hcevar to take cultural sensitivity and prejudice awareness training.
Hocvar, who starts third today’s race, has been a reputation for such incidents in the truck series and now in the cup series. His ill -considered also included Wrecking Harrison Burton under caution in Nashville, an incident that Hocevar earned a $ 50,000 fine from NASCAR.
Hcevar understands that Stenhouse is owed after he destroyed Stenhouse in Nashville and contacted Mexico last week.
Moments after Hocevar parked his car on the Pit Road after the Mexico race, Stenhouse went to the driver’s side, went in with his left hand and shouted at Hocevar. Stenhouse went through his remarks by saying to Hocevar, “I’m going to hit your ass when we get back into the states.”
They spoke to the Nashville incident, but not after the latest issue.
“Just a mistake that doesn’t have to happen and didn’t want it to happen,” Hocevar said of the contact with Stenhouse in Mexico. “But there’s nothing I can do or say. Do you know, I can’t buy him a Hallmark card and make things really better. ‘
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. ‘s comments were caught in the car after the race by Carson Hocevar’s camera.
Don’t expect anything to happen on the track this weekend or next weekend in Atlanta because of the high speeds. While admitting he is “tired of talking about the child”, Stenhouse noted on Saturday that Hocevar “is likely to look over his shoulder for a long time.”
Hcevar said he still has to defend his land with the rest of the field.
“My team reassured me that this is not an open hunting season (on me),” he said. “We’re going to chase as we chased, just let’s no longer create enemies that our shots are starting to get against us. But you know, we’re still just going to run, be aggressive and defend ourselves if we have to. ‘
Carson Hcevar bound his best finish to the career by placing second on Nashville.
Sermon was upset in early May over Hocevar for an incident that ruined Preece in Texas. He later said the actions of Hocevar would mean more than his words.
How’s it going with Hocevar now?
“I think he is fighting himself now, unfortunately,” Preece told NBC Sports. “I’ll give him a little credit. When I am around him, he does not force me outside the track or put me in the wall. There was a character change when he came to chase me. I think for him, he will have to find out a way to do it with 35 other people.
“As a race car driver, you want to see him doing well. But if you see moments such moments, it just makes you wonder. He did nothing like lately. He delays to get respect back. ‘
Carson Hcevar recently bought a bakkie like Dale Earnhardt’s GM Goodwrench No. 3.
The process will take time for the rest of the garage, because Hocevar knows the reputation he has.
“I think I made all the image before I got into this garage,” he said. “I think it’s just trying to balance one thing to own it and try to change the narrative while still like, yes, I get it. As I am aware of this and know it. ‘
But he also says people must understand something about him.
“I think there’s a bigger thing or maybe the perception that you make these mistakes, and to me, as I care, I don’t care … Like, I’m just like, Oh, Cool,” says Hocvar, who has two runner -up this season. ‘… but I’m very hard on myself. If I qualified second, I’m just picking myself up. When I do something stupid or hit someone, people just don’t see it because you just go to your hotel room and hit your head against the wall.
“But you know, just because I do something in the heat of the moment, or maybe you do it two or three times, it doesn’t mean I’m not hard on myself for the mistakes because it’s mistakes.”
