Carson Hocevar spent the entire week at the center of NASCAR’s biggest controversy.
Then Sunday happened.
The Cup Series race at World Wide Technology Raceway turned into one of the most chaotic afternoons of the season, with cautions, crashes and playoff contenders finding trouble seemingly everywhere. And somehow, through all of it, the No. 77 wasn’t responsible for any of the mayhem.
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Hocevar knew exactly how funny that was.
Rather than quietly take his eighth-place finish and move on to Bristol, the Spire Motorsports driver logged onto Facebook after the race and offered an “apology” to an especially important constituency…
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