It appears we live in a world in NASCAR, where drivers are nothing but hypocrites. Carson Hocevar has long been known as an aggressive driver. But that should be expected for the youngest driver in the NASCAR Cup Series.

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 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

Ryan Blaney and Ross Chastain both approached Hocevar on pit road post-race. Hocevar had made contact with Blaney to send him spinning earlier in the final stage, and the driver of the No. 12 Ford worked his way back to a fourth-place finish.

It wasn't just one NASCAR Cup Series driver who was furious with second-year pro Carson Hocevar. After finishing second at the Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, Hocevar was confronted by both Ross Chastain and Ryan Blaney.

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.

Ross Chastain provides a short comment after his discussion with Carson Hocevar at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Find out what Chastain had to say!