NASCAR's historic return to NWBSpeedway will also mark KevinHarvick's return to the No. 29 for one last time. His thoughts ahead of AllStarRace weekend:
After announcing 2023 would be his final fulltime season in NASCAR Cup, Kevin Harvick hoped to highlight a lot of the “big moments” of his career through the season.was thrust into the Cup series in 2001 following the death of Dale Earnhardt in a last-lap crash in the Daytona 500.at the time, had planned to run a handful of Cup races in 2001 and become Earnhardt’s teammate in 2002.
“I had a great 13 years at RCR and really learned a lot through the process because of being thrown into Dale’s car, where my first press conference as a Cup Series driver was the biggest press conference I would ever have in my career, where my first moments were my biggest moments,” Harvick said. “Going back in time and doing everything that weekend in the 29 car is something I’m really excited about.”
Since his 2001 Cup debut, Harvick has been a part of every All-Star Race – the only active driver to do so. Sunday will be his 23rd consecutive appearance in the event – most of any active driver.Returning to a historic venue
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Cheap doer-upper with 'huge potential' in one of region's sought-after areasDoer-upper house with 'huge potential' in one of Greater Manchester's most sought-after areas goes on market for just £160,000
Read more »
Huge changes for renters to be unveiled today in shake-upMINISTERS will today unveil a long-awaited “once in a generation” shake-up of England’s rental sector. Under a new law, hated Section 21 no-fault evictions, where landlords can ki…
Read more »
Assassin's Creed production ramping up ahead of huge Infinity projectUbisoft's latest earnings call has revealed that the publisher aims to increase its Assassin's Creed team sizes by 40% 'in the coming years.'
Read more »
William and Kate 'denied' huge royal perk as tradition is 'done away with'The Prince and Princess of Wales are reportedly being refused one traditional royal family benefit in their new roles in order to save the Firm some money.
Read more »