Ryan Blaney denies Carson Hocevar his career-first NASCAR Cup win at Nashville

Penske Ryan Blaney team driver won his first victory in the 2025 season in Nashville Supespeedway on Sunday, June 1, 2025. The race was a final battle stage with an intense battle between Blaney and Spire Motorsports Carson HOCEVAR to secure the first victory.

Ford Mustang Dark Horse #12 for 300 rp. He had the best time of 29.60 seconds and a maximum speed of 161.82 mph in a 1.33 -mile oval path. Meanwhile, Hocevar was in P26 with the best time of 29.75 seconds and a top speed of 160.92 miles per hour. Blaney has had clear intentions since the start of the race and moved to P7 in the first stage.

Penske driver moved to P1 in the second stage of the 399 mph. However, Carson Hosevar was not far from the second stage and moved to P7, which gave Blaney a difficult battle to win. The Ryan Blaney’s Crew team had a fire hole strategy to get it in the foreground.

In the wake of the strategy, the Ford Mustang Dark Horsh 12 maintained his progress in the last stage of the race and led 139 rolls in the 300 -rp. Karson Hosevar gave all to win his first race in Nashville Superbidway, but he was not supposed to have, as the finishing line crossed nearly three seconds.

Ryan Blaney became the third Penske driver who won a victory in the 2025 season and won his berth in the qualifiers. Hocevar ended the race as the runner -up, followed by Denny Hamlin in P3 and his teammate Blaney Joey Logano in P4.

Naskar’s champion Ryan Balani gave his followers in the “stupid decisions” that she kept without winning this season

Earlier in May, the NASAR 2023 champion, Ryan Palani, started a slow start at Worth 400. He qualified 24 for the race but had an ideal strategy and moved 21 sites, as he finished the event on p3. In the aftermath, Blaney recalled the Texas Motor Speedway race and touched on the error that cost him to win.

Michael Maccwell, a Spire MotorsPorts driver, led the upper corridor and led the race. However, Blaney had won the Texas Motor Speedway if he had taken the outer corridor under the yellow flag in the lap 244.

Ryan Blani remembers that his decision remembers his decision:

“At the same time I did not choose abroad, the 71 (from McCduel) gets the initiative, and then I couldn’t restore it. Only a driver makes stupid decisions and not doing his work. I can do the 12 car was a quick car. I just can’t do anything at the present time, so we hope it will succeed himself.”

Hartford, Ohio, is ranked fifth for the leaders of the cup chain with 417 points for his name. He won his first victory in Superspeedway, followed by six of the five best and seven of the ten best years at 14 beginning of this season.