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Charlotte, NC
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Carson Kvapil

2026 Season: NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

● Playoff eligible
3rd
Position
2449
Points
3
Wins
14
Top 5
21
Top 10
33
Starts

Through November 7, 2026 · 28 pts behind leader

Carson Kvapil: Driver Profile

Car: No. 1 / No. 9 | Team: JR Motorsports | Manufacturer: Chevrolet Crew Chief: Rodney Childers (primary) | Sponsors: High Rock Vodka, JR Motorsports rotating partners Status: Full-time rotating program | Hometown: Mooresville, North Carolina

2026 Season

Carson Kvapil drives the JR Motorsports No. 1 Chevrolet in the 2026 NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series. Current points and Chase status are shown in the live stats on this page as official results are loaded.

Career

Kvapil is a two-time CARS Tour champion (2022, 2023) who made the jump to full-time national-series competition with JR Motorsports. His short-track pedigree is exceptional, he dominated the CARS Tour during back-to-back championship runs and arrived at the O'Reilly level with more technical-track credibility than most rookies. He is the older brother of Caden Kvapil, who made his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debut at Bristol in September 2026.

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Other coverage in the Mercury Local network

Jesse Love Wins at Phoenix, Leads O'Reilly Chase by 36

The Charlotte Mercury·

Jesse Love won the O'Reilly Series race at Phoenix by 0.128 seconds over Sam Mayer and went from two points behind in the Chase to 36 ahead. Leader Sheldon Creed's engine would not restart and he fell to fourth.

Corey Day Wins at Charlotte, Now Seven Back in the Chase

The Charlotte Mercury·

Corey Day led early, took a pit-road penalty, drove back and won the Blue Cross NC 300 with a three-wide pass 10 laps from the end. He is third in the Chase, seven points behind Sheldon Creed.

Corey Day Wins Las Vegas After Late Duel With Kvapil

The Charlotte Mercury·

Corey Day led 136 of 201 laps from the pole, then had to take the lead back from Carson Kvapil twice in the last 12. Sheldon Creed kept the Chase lead, now 19 points over Kvapil, after Justin Allgaier was caught in an early crash.

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