Carson Hocevar's Daytona Crash Wasn't a New-Package Problem. It Was a Very Old One.

Carson Hocevar had track position, clean air, and a real shot at running down Ryan Preece for second when the picture changed in about half a second. Six laps from the finish of Saturday night's Coke Zero Sugar 400, he dropped from the high line to the bottom entering Turn 3, and in that lane change his Chevrolet's nose caught a gust of air it wasn't built to handle. The car snapped loose, shot back up the racetrack, and slammed the outside wall, dragging Erik Jones and Ty Gibbs into the wreckag