Hocevar is 'that guy': NASCAR's new bad boy is rubbing rivals the wrong way
NASCAR has had no shortage of grating personalities in its history, but right now, the garage is in agreement: Carson Hocevar is public enemy No. 1.
ESPN reports: NASCAR has had no shortage of grating personalities in its history, but right now, the garage is in agreement: Carson Hocevar is public enemy No. 1.
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