Following the Ambetter Health 400 on Sunday at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, Ross Chastain had some choice words for Carson Hocevar. He wasn’t the only one. Multiple drivers went over to Hocevar after the race to express their displeasure,

After a wild race in Daytona, the NASCAR Cup Series is in Atlanta next for the Ambetter Health 400. Ryan Blaney and Joey Logano are tied as favorites to win Sunday’s race, but Atlanta’s modified track lends itself to upsets: Remember last year’s three-car-wide photo finish?

The 22-year-old Cup Series sophomore made numerous aggressive moves while riding to his first podium finish. 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,

Blaney beat teammate Cindric by two-thousandths of a second for the top spot as Penske-affiliated cars locked out the first two rows.

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Track: Atlanta Motor Speedway. Race distance: 260 laps, 400.4 miles. Last year: Daniel Suarez edged Ryan Blaney and Kyle Busch in a three-wide finish. There were 10 cautions and an Atlanta-record 47 lead changes,

Ryan Blaney was irate with Carson Hocevar late in Sunday’s Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta and wanted to talk with him about it after the race. Blaney confronted Hocevar on pit road — right after the latter had been approached by Ross Chastain — and told the second-year driver he needs to “calm down.

Ryan Blaney and Carson Hocevar clashed multiple times during Sunday’s Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta, and the former NASCAR Cup Series champion took action after the checkered flag waved. The in-car camera captured a moment following the final lap of the race,

After 265 laps, the caution flag flew less than a mile from the checkered flag with Bell’s No. 20 Toyota in first ahead of Carson Hocevar and Kyle Larson. Ryan Blaney and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. rounded out the top five.

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