“I Can’t Really Celebrate” – 20-Year-Old NASCAR Winner Explains His Post-Win F-Bomb as He Reveals His Relationship With Alcohol

In a dazzling display of skill and determination, the young NASCAR prodigy, Carson Hocevar, etched his name further into racing folklore. He secured a triumphant victory at the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Worldwide Express 250 held at the illustrious Richmond Raceway on Saturday. 

In a recent appearance on the sets of the Door Bumper Clear podcast, Hocevar revealed an unfiltered post-win moment—dropping an unexpected F-bomb—during a post-race interview. However, as he delved into the incident, a deeper story emerges, revealing the complexity of his relationship with alcohol.

Unfiltered emotions: The f-bomb slip that exposed Carson Hocevar’s inner turmoil

After clinching victory in the Truck Series, Carson was ecstatic, but his energy waned as he confessed, “I’m fu*king tired.” This candid post-race clip caught the attention of DBC co-host Brett Griffin, who immediately saw the comedic potential in creating a GIF from the video. But beneath the amusing surface, Carson’s words carried a hidden weight. Addressing the incident, Carson explained that the slip of the tongue was unintentional. Feeling physically and emotionally drained, he stated that he was “about to throw up” after the race, which might have contributed to the accidental F-bomb.

When asked whether he got fussed about the incident, Carson replied, “I didn’t know. Like nobody said anything. Nobody told me I don’t think you should. I was done with the media you’re going to now. I was done with the Media Center, and they’re like, well, originally, they thought I said I was getting drunk like the originally my sponsor thought that, and they’re like, you said that. And I’m like, no, no, no, I didn’t. I said I don’t want to watch people get drunk.”

“I said in Texas, I got asked what I was going to do to celebrate, and I said I can’t really celebrate. I’m just going to watch a bunch of people get drunk, and I’m going to have a good time. So I was like, I was just what I say every win now like I just watch people and they’re like, and then they all was the funniest thing. I said the F-bomb. But they were worried about that. They’re like, you said that. No, no, I didn’t. So we watched it like 6 times during the deal, and I’m like, man, I really did say that. And then I’m like, oh, I I did say that too.”

Despite his candid explanation, Carson admitted that even he was surprised by the F-bomb incident when he reviewed the video. Nevertheless, co-host TJ Majors brushed off any controversy, noting that the late hour of the race meant most kids would have been asleep. He defended Carson’s candid moment, deeming it “f**king funny.”

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The drama doesn’t end here as the 20-year-old kept up his antics and went on to do something amusing after the race.

Burning rubber and bridges: Carson Hocevar’s electrifying NASCAR victory celebration

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On a sweltering Saturday night, NASCAR prodigy Carson Hocevar turned up the heat even further with an electrifying victory in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Worldwide Express 250. Hocevar, representing Niece Motorsports, secured his third career win in the series. Still, his celebration set the track ablaze—quite literally!

Hocevar’s adrenaline-fueled celebration took an unexpected turn as the checkered flag waved, and the crowd cheered. While performing his customary burnout, his truck’s tires created sparks that ignited the track near the start-finish line. Undeterred, Hocevar playfully feigned warmth, basking in the glow of his triumph as the fire danced around him like an infernal halo.

“I suck at this place, and we at Niece Motorsports suck at this place, we’re terrible. My splitter’s gone because I got a flat tire before we even went [green],” Hocevar humbly admitted after the race via Motorsport.com. Despite the early setback, Hocevar and his team proved that their tenacity and skill could conquer any challenge.

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Hocevar’s victory, however, was not the only spectacle that night. His exuberant celebration turned the race into an unforgettable pyrotechnic show. Track officials, scrambling to control the fire, couldn’t help but marvel at the intensity of Hocevar’s triumph.