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(photo courtesy Gregg Ellman) This season Kevin Harvick has truly earned his nickname, “Mr. Where Did He Come From?”! In securing three victories in first twelve races, Harvick has only led a total of nine laps. Actually he has not led all nine of those laps, just the portion that counts, . . . → Read More: “Mr. Where Did He Come From” Steals The Coca Cola 600 (workingonmyredneck file photo) After reviewing Kevin Harvick’s statement about his required meeting with Kyle Busch in the “NASCAR Oval Office” after the race at Darlington, I am not sure if it was the truth, a typo, a play on words, or just bad grammar. This is what Kevin Harvick was quoted as . . . → Read More: The Truth, A Typo, Or Bad Grammar? (photo courtesy Alan Marler) Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick were both cordially invited to meet with their friendly NASCAR officials upon arriving at Dover International Speedway Thursday. The invitation for a cordial NASCAR meeting came on the heels of their pit road incident last Saturday night at Darlington. From the sound of . . . → Read More: Kyle And Kevin Still Boiling (photo courtesy Harold Hinson) For the second week in a row Kevin Harvick has emerged from being a “mid-packer” during the race to wrestle the race victory away from the race car that dominated most of the race. Last week Harvick pulled out a last corner pass to win . . . → Read More: Mr. “Where Did He Come From”? (workingonmyredneck file photo) Kevin Harvick passed Dale Earnhardt, Jr. with five laps to go in The Goody’s Fast Pain Relief 500 at Martinsville Speedway. The victory was the second straight for Harvick, who won a week ago at Auto Club Speedway in Southern California. In that race, he took the lead from . . . → Read More: Harvick Wins The Goody’s Fast Pain Relief 500  (workingonmyredneck file photo) “Welcome to the Hotel California”! Once again the race car that dominated the Auto Club 400 was not the car that drove into Victory Lane at Fontana, California. The dominant race car belonged to Kyle Busch, leading 151 of the 200 laps. However, it was not Busch who crossed . . . → Read More: Harvick Checks Out At “The Hotel California” (photo courtesy Leon Hammack) It doesn’t seem to matter where Harvick starts the 75-lap exhibition race at Daytona International Speedway. Last year he won from the second position. Two years ago he claimed his first Shootout win from 27th on the grid. Harvick will try to win his third Bud Shootout in . . . → Read More: Dale Jr. Starts On The Pole For The Bud Shootout (photo courtesy Sam Greenwood/Getty Images) The 2010 Sprint Cup season was far from the ho-hum boring races that some seasons of yore produced. The drivers were “having at it” both on and off the race track. Here is a list of the 2010 top five moments according to WOMR. 5. Jamie McMurray’s . . . → Read More: Top 5 Moments of The 2010 Season (photo courtesy Leon Hammack) Kevin Harvick Inc. (KHI) announced today the addition of Formula One driver Nelson Piquet Jr. to the organization’s 2011 line-up. The 25-year-old native of Brazil will compete full-time in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and for the series’ Rookie of the Year honors next season. Further details . . . → Read More: Kevin Harvick,Inc. Signs Nelson Piquet,Jr. (photo courtesy Jason Smith/Getty Images) As it turned out Sunday, the Hendrick Motorsports #48 Lowe’s Chevy made the fewest mistakes of the final three contenders during the race. By finishing second Sunday in the Ford 400 at the Homestead-Miami Speedway, Johnson secured his unprecedented fifth consecutive Sprint Cup championship! Johnson, who started . . . → Read More: Jimmie Johnson Wins The 2010 Chase! |
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