Carson Kvapil’s success echoes through JRM’s storied Late Model program, which dates back to 2004 to his father. Carson joins the ranks of other talented drivers who’ve taken the leap from Late Models to the Xfinity Series under the JRM banner, including Richard Boswell, Josh Berry, William Byron, and Sam Mayer.
Carson Kvapil to make NASCAR debut
For @CarsonKvapil, everything he's done has led to Saturday.
The two-time @CARSTour Late Model Stock champion will make his @NASCAR_Xfinity debut at @MartinsvilleSwy for @JRMotorsports.
What can we expect from this rising star at the 📎? pic.twitter.com/rlAbbmXrNg
— NASCAR Regional (@NASCARRegional) April 4, 2024
NASCAR Regional recently shared a post on X to confirm the champion’s entry in NASCAR this Saturday at Martinsville. The two-time zMAX CARS Tour Late Model Stock Car champion is poised to make his NASCAR Xfinity Series debut at the iconic Martinsville Speedway on April 6, steering the wheel of JR Motorsports’ No. 88 Chevrolet.
As the green flag drops at Martinsville, all eyes will be on Carson Kvapil and JRM’s commitment to nurturing young talent and propelling them forward in the sport.
Who is Carson Kvapil?
Carson’s roots trace back to Mooresville, North Carolina, where he honed his skills in the Late Models. His impressive track record includes back-to-back championships, nine wins, 27 top-five finishes, and a staggering 951 laps led across 34 starts in the CARS Tour.
Carson’s father, Travis Kvapil, made his NASCAR Cup Series debut at Martinsville back in 2004, adding a poetic twist to Carson’s own Xfinity debut at the same hallowed track. With experience racing at Martinsville in Late Models, Carson aims to hit the ground running with JRM in April. His journey from local tracks to the national stage exemplifies the essence of JRM’s commitment to nurturing young talent and propelling them forward in the sport.
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