Carson Hocevar is suddenly spending a lot of time out front in NASCAR and already is feeling different as a Cup race winner. Hocevar will start on the front row at Texas for the second year in a row on Sunday,

In a manner of speaking, Carson Hocevar called his shot at Texas Motor Speedway–and wound up on the pole for Sunday's Wurth 400.

Saturday morning at Texas Motor Speedway featured a regularly scheduled competition meeting between NASCAR and Cup Series drivers and much of the proceedings focused on superspeedways. The Sanctioning Body wanted drivers to know that they are aware that work still needs to be done to improve the racing product after the Jack Link’s 500 at Talladega last weekend.

For the second straight year, Hocevar will lead the NASCAR Cup Series field to the green flag at Texas Motor Speedway.

Celebratory Triple Dippers? Sign me up. Carson Hocevar finally broke through for his first NASCAR Cup Series win this past weekend in the Jack Link's 500 at Talladega Superspeedway in his 91st Cup Series start.

Christopher Bell called for change in the NASCAR Cup Series superspeedway package following last Sunday’s race at Talladega. The driver of the No. 20 was critical of the constant fuel-saving and inability to pass.

Byron was the fastest man in the Lone Star State on Saturday morning.

After 2 first-time winners -- Ty Gibbs and Carson Hocevar -- broke through in the last three races, who could be next? Here are three drivers that could do it.

NASCAR Cup Series entry list is out for the Würth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway. See all 38 drivers and key updates before race day.