Hocevar Leads Spire Motorsports to a Strong Qualifying Run

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Spire Motorsports will have a powerful presence at the front of the field for tomorrow’s Brickyard 400, as all three of the organization’s entries qualified inside the top six at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Carson Hocevar led the way in a dominant qualifying performance, securing third career pole postion with a lap of 48.232 seconds. The result gives Spire Motorsports its best possible starting spot heading into one of NASCAR’s biggest races of the season.

Daniel Suarez followed closely behind, qualifying second with a time of 48.288 seconds. Suarez missed the pole by just 0.056 seconds. Michael McDowell completed an impressive qualifying day for the organization by securing sixth place with a lap of 48.449 seconds. McDowell was just 0.217 seconds behind Hocevar’s pole-winning time.

With Hocevar starting from the pole, Suarez alongside him and McDowell lurking in sixth, Spire Motorsports will have three cars positioned to make an immediate impact in the Brickyard 400.

The top five will feature Hocevar, Suarez, Tyler Reddick, Ty Gibbs and Denny Hamlin, while McDowell will start sixth. Corey Heim, Alex Bowman, AJ Allmendinger and Kyle Larson rounded out the top 10.

Brickyard 400 Qualifying Results

  1. Carson Hocevar — 48.232
  2. Daniel Suarez — 48.288
  3. Tyler Reddick — 48.367
  4. Ty Gibbs — 48.396
  5. Denny Hamlin — 48.430
  6. Michael McDowell — 48.449
  7. Corey Heim — 48.529
  8. Alex Bowman — 48.552
  9. AJ Allmendinger — 48.558
  10. Kyle Larson — 48.566
  11. Chase Briscoe — 48.578
  12. Cole Custer — 48.579
  13. Ryan Blaney — 48.597
  14. Erik Jones — 48.633
  15. Chris Buescher — 48.651
  16. Brad Keselowski — 48.676
  17. John Hunter Nemechek — 48.681
  18. Riley Herbst — 48.706
  19. Joey Logano — 48.728
  20. Austin Dillon — 48.728
  21. William Byron — 48.761
  22. Ross Chastain — 48.770
  23. Christopher Bell — 48.837
  24. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. — 48.848
  25. Shane van Gisbergen — 48.850
  26. Josh Berry — 48.879
  27. Chase Elliott — 48.943
  28. Ty Dillon — 48.948
  29. Bubba Wallace — 48.950
  30. Zane Smith — 49.048
  31. Connor Zilisch — 49.145
  32. Austin Hill — 49.158
  33. Noah Gragson — 49.183
  34. Ryan Preece — 49.238
  35. Austin Cindric — 49.254
  36. Todd Gilliland — 49.326
  37. Cody Ware — 49.431
  38. Casey Mears — 50.133

Jacob Pratter
Jacob Pratterhttp://EasySportz
I’m a 20-year-old freelance sports writer based in Oklahoma with a passion for sports, storytelling, and bringing the latest news, analysis, and perspectives to readers. I have a strong appreciation for the competitive nature of athletics and the stories behind the players, teams, and moments that make sports so captivating. I enjoy covering a wide range of sports topics, from game recaps and player performances to team analysis, breaking news, and the bigger storylines shaping the sports world. My goal is to provide engaging, informative, and well-rounded coverage that keeps readers connected to the games and athletes they care about.

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