Everything You Need to Know About Carson Kvapil
What’s Happening? JR Motorsports late model star Carson Kvapil is making his NASCAR Xfinity Series debut this weekend at Martinsville…
Carson Kvapil is one of the most interesting prospects in the Xfinity Series this season. The CARS Tour Champion is impressing in limited opportunities, so it’s time to start thinking about what he may do.
What’s Happening? JR Motorsports late model star Carson Kvapil is making his NASCAR Xfinity Series debut this weekend at Martinsville…
What’s Happening? The No. 88 JR Motorsports Xfinity Series car is becoming one of the most interesting in the series….
Carson Kvapil got his first opportunity in the Xfinity Series with JRM, so why not continue? He’s performed well and has a solid connection with Dale Earnhardt Jr. as a JRM late-model driver. Why would Kvapil not join this team full-time in 2025?
First, where would he go? It’s uncertain if any drives will leave the team after 2024. Second is funding, and Kvapil’s funding and sponsorship situation is uncertain.
If Kvapil moved up to the Truck Series, he could do so with Spire Motorsports. The connection is already there, as Kvapil started his first National Touring Series at Bristol with the team in 2023. However, like JRM, does he bring the funding?
Spire does have a connection with Gainbrdge, but they sponsor Nick Sanchez. If Kvapil doesn’t bring the funding, he may struggle to nab a ride here.
Pinnacle Racing Group has filled their seats with multiple Chevy prospects this season, including fielding a second car for Kvapil twice. Kvapil has finished in the top-five in both starts.
Could we see Kvapil compete full-time in ARCA next season? It’s certainly possible, but how much of a jump up from the CARS Tour is it? It might not be the best opportunity for Kvapil.
Kaulig Racing has struggled with Josh Williams in the No. 11 car this season. Could they bring in a young driver to compete in that car for 2025? Kvapil is definitely a top prospect, and he would be en exciting hire.
Again, Kvapil’s funding situation is uncertain, making this tough to predict. Kaulig’s relationship with Trackhosue also needs to be considered, and Trackhouse might need a seat for Connor Zilisch in 2025.
McAnally-Hilgemann Racing is another Truck Series Chevy team. Christian Eckes is the current series points leader, and McAnally’s funding from Napa helps fund Eckes. Could Kvapil come to the team without having to bring much money?
It’s certainly possible, and this could be a great spot for Kvapil to land. However, like JRM, it all depends on whether or not a seat opens up for him. Maybe the No. 91 “All-Star Truck” could be a landing spot.
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