Hocevar admits that both he and Stenhouse "have a reputation" for being aggressive drivers on track, but it appears any ill feelings from Nashville may now be gone

Carson Hocevar has made amends with Ricky Stenhouse Jr. after their run-in last weekend at Nashville Superspeedway. Stenhouse said Hocevar called him Wednesday afternoon to discuss their on-track collision,

Ryan Blaney won at Nashville, but the story was about Carson Hocevar spinning out Ricky Stenhouse Jr. in Stage 2. Hocevar joked in his media availability that he forgot he didn’t win the race because of how much the NASCAR world was talking about him and Stenhouse’s incident.