Carson Hocevar's aggressive moves at Atlanta might have earned him a second-place finish, but they didn't earn him any new friends.

Carson Hocevar walked away from the season’s second NASCAR Cup race with two things – his best career finish and a line of unhappy fellow competitors. Since the checkered-flag waved on his runner-up finish to Christopher Bell at Atlanta Motor Speedway, the 22-year-old driver has issued apologies to Ryan Blaney and Rick Hendrick.

Relive Carson Hocevar's full day in this compilation video as he wheels his No. 77 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet to a runner-up finish at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Carson Hocevar has been the talk of the week following his runner-up finish at Atlanta Motor Speedway, which was met with criticism from several veteran drivers in the NASCAR Cup Series. Aggression played a considerable role in the outcome of Sunday\\\"s Ambetter Health 400 as Christopher Bell crossed the start/finish line for

Carson Hocevar was about five seconds away from earning his first career NASCAR Cup Series win, and he made a big splash. Kenny Wallace, former driver and fan-favorite, loved what he saw from the young racer.

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