NASCAR Cup Series driver Kevin Harvick (4) talks to the press during Daytona 500 media day at Daytona International Speedway. Source: Imagn Bell’s Championship 4 hopes were dashed after a failed ...

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Kevin Harvick Questions Denny Hamlin’s Fate in 2025_ amid major changes at Joe Gibbs Racing, highlighting potential struggles ...

Kevin Harvick Incorporated, Red Horse Racing, Xpress Motorsports, and Bill Davis Racing. Jerame Donley is the crew chief for Tanner Gray, who is the grandson of ex-owner Johnny Gray. He states on ...

finished fifth in the CARS Tour Late Model Stock Car standings and earned the CARS Tour’s Rookie of the Year award while competing out of the Kevin Harvick Inc. stable. “I’m looking for the best ...

While there have been plenty of positive vibes around NASCAR returning to its roots at the quarter-mile track, there’s also the possibility that it could be a one-and-done. The Sports Business Journal ...

Kevin Harvick sits down with four-time Indy 500 champion Hélio Castroneves as he gears up for his first-ever Daytona 500. The two racing legends dive into Hélio’s transition from open-wheel to stock ...

NASCAR legend Kevin Harvick has shared his thoughts about Jimmie Johnson's ongoing role in NASCAR, suggesting that the seven-time Cup Series champion should retire from driving to focus on his ...

Even Kevin Harvick is interested. And he should be. This could change the way the sport does business. Or end up ruining 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports’ standing with the sanctioning body.

Lydia Mee is a passionate motorsport journalist with a background in covering Formula 1, NASCAR, electric vehicles, and other various motorsports. She's a strong advocate for women in motorsport ...

Before the year begins, a trio of insiders in the sport joined forces on the Kevin Harvick’s Happy Hour podcast to pick their presumed champions. Host Kaitlyn Vincie picked Kyle Larson to win it ...