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Hocevar Takes Pole; Reddick Poised for Würth 400 Win

5/4/2025

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Summary

Hocevar Claims Pole

Get ready for the thrill of the Würth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway on May 4! Carson Hocevar has claimed the pole position with an impressive lap time of 28.175 seconds. With 267 laps on the line, Kevin Harvick believes Tyler Reddick could emerge as a fierce competitor for the win.

History

Hocevar Makes History

Carson Hocevar, just 22 years old, made history as the youngest pole winner at Texas Motor Speedway, achieving a stunning time of 28.175 seconds at an impressive speed of 191.659 mph in his No. 77 Chevrolet for Spire Motorsports. William Byron secured the second spot, with Austin Cindric and Kyle Larson close behind. The excitement builds for the Würth 400 race on May 4 in Fort Worth, Texas!

History

Historical Context

Carson Hocevar's record-setting pole at Texas Motor Speedway echoes the legacy of young talents like Jeff Gordon, who won his first pole at age 22 in 1993. The track, known for its thrilling races since 1997, continues to shape NASCAR's future stars. Buckle up for the Würth 400!

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Hocevar Claims Pole

Get ready for the thrill of the Würth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway on May 4! Carson Hocevar has claimed the pole position with an impressive lap time of 28.175 seconds. With 267 laps on the line, Kevin Harvick believes Tyler Reddick could emerge as a fierce competitor for the win.

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