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Carson Hocevar gives his side of his Darlington run-in with Brad Keselowski

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By Jordan Bianchi Verified
| The Athletic Verified
Days after Brad Keselowski called Carson Hocevar out, vowing payback after an on-track run-in between the two drivers, Hocevar elaborated Wednesday on what transpired during Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race and declined to offer what he said would be an “artificial” apology.
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NASCAR Cup Series at Darlington odds, Q&A: Who can challenge Denny Hamlin?

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By Jeff Gluck Verified, Jordan Bianchi Verified
| The Athletic Verified
The NASCAR Cup Series Chase officially begins Saturday at Darlington Speedway. The Cook Out Southern 500 is the first of 10 races that will decide the championship — whoever accumulates the most points will hoist the trophy from Homestead-Miami Speedway in early November. Denny Hamlin is a -110 favorite to win it all, giving him better than a 50% implied probability. Will he start out strong with his fourth victory at Darlington?
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Legacy Motor Club to release John Hunter Nemechek; Josh Berry top candidate: Sources

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By Jordan Bianchi Verified
| The Athletic Verified
Legacy Motor Club and John Hunter Nemechek will part ways at the end of this NASCAR season, sources briefed on the decision told The Athletic. Those sources were granted anonymity to speak about an evolving situation. Team leadership informed Nemechek of the news Monday, with the team opting to go a different direction even though the sides had recently agreed to a contract extension to keep Nemechek driving the No. 42 Toyota for the 2027 season.
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