4EVER Defining: A Legacy | Kevin Harvick | Stewart-Haas Racing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มี.ค. 2023
- In unimaginable circumstances, Kevin Harvick stepped into NASCAR Cup Series racing and the No. 29 race car in 2001. But the young 25-year-old racer climbed in gracefully and became a fearless racer. In just his third Cup race, Harvick won at Atlanta. It was a healing moment for our sport and a win that helped cement Harvick's legacy 4EVER. In Episode 2 of 4EVER Defining, we unpack how Harvick's legacy started with that win in Atlanta through the eyes of Richard Childress, Dale Jr., DeLana Harvick, Mike Dillon, Jeff Gordon and Mike Joy.
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Kevin Harvick was a symbol of my childhood. February 2001 was right when I was old enough to remember things and sort of understand the world. The underdog scenario must have gotten me interested because my dad signed me up for his fan club. I remember the first time I ever had mail with my own name on it was Kevin Harvick fan club. I am grateful for everything I was fortunate enough to grow up watching. Without Kevin I really don't know if the history stuff on our channel would even be happening right now. If anyone else had gone in that car I don't think my interest would have grown the way it did during those formative years.
Similarities in my story too.....how old are you?
Well said! 👍 I was a 24 fan, but respected Big E and ultimately Harvick. I'll never forget standing next to Harvick after he did the truck race broadcast at Eldora and him graciously signing autographs. Good man.
@@daytonafuntim DeLandfun
@@34Racingteam I am 26. Ironically about the same age Kevin was in 2001
Same here.. losing dale took my passion for the sport.. Kevin’s Atlanta win was a reminder that life continues on and things will be ok. I was never a diehard fan of any one driver again tho
Gonna suck not seeing Kevin on the track. His wins in the 29 early on in his career were monumental and helped a lot of grieving people.
I was a huge Dale Sr. Fan. When we lost him at Daytona I was devastated. I honestly thought my interest in NASCAR would fade away. That changed when Kevin won at Atlanta! To see the RCR crew so emotional was heart warming. Hell I even shedded a tear. From that moment on I was a Kevin Harvick fan. He brought the sport back for me. He was exciting and brash…it’s been a fun ride for the past 22 years watching Kevin grow and become a legend in the sport. I just want to thank him for keeping nascar special,for me. I. Going to miss him. The sport has changed but I’ll look forward to his commentary next year during the races.
Damn it Stewart Haas. Why you got to hit me right in the feels with these Harvick videos!
Yeah, me too. TIme and again. It was good to see Richard Childress take part in this tribute. To have that respect after parting ways so long ago is definitely a testament to Kevin as a person. Childress didn't just recount those moments. He made it clear that he knew Kevin had what it took before Kevin proved it to everyone else.
Kudos to everyone involved, SHR, RCR, HMS, and EVERYONE for celebrating the career of Kevin Harvick,!
Thank you is not enough.
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We were there, Infield RV on The Day, saddened and shocked. Our hero was gone. We then became Harvick fans the next week, and ever since. Thanks RCR, thanks Kevin, your family and all the crews. We honor and appreciate your legacy.
His first win being at a track that Dale dominated, makes it even more special. What a legend, you don’t need a bunch championships to prove your greatness. #4ever
And it was his 3rd start.
There is no words that could explain that feeling when he won Atlanta.
It was almost like steps. Park's win was the first step.kevins was the second and Jr was the 3rd
No matter how many times I watch the finsh at Atlanta and Kevin winning his first cup race in his legendary career still gives me goosebumps.
Thank you to all who created this, fantastic. Kevin has been great for the sport, I to think no one else could have done it to the level it was done. He could have easily went a different direction but he stayed true to who he was, Dale I'm sure is proud of him.thank you kevin.
I was 17 in 2001. I’ve been a Harvick fan for life.
I heard that SR wanted Kevin in a cup car for the 2002 season, but things happen.
Harvick is the only active driver on the grid that started the 2001 Rockingham race. Steve park won that day, but once he's retired that will end the last link to that 2001 season on track
Not only that but he'll be the last active driver to race under the Winston Cup banner
From a huge Jeff Gordon fan, congrats Kevin and thanks for all you have done for the sport
When I was growing up, Dale Earnhardt was King to my Dad. On that day in February I remember watching the 500 with my Dad and seeing the heartbreak and sadness in him watching the press conferences about Dale. But a few weeks later we were watching the race at Atlanta and seeing the 29 car in victory lane allowed healing to begin with him over the loss of his idol. Because of that day, Kevin Harvick became my favorite driver. Kevin and the 29 car was a major part of my childhood and had created many memories that I wouldn’t give up till this days. All I would like to say is, Thank you Kevin Harvick. Thankyou from the memeries and thank you for never backing down. #4ever
We love you Kevin. #4 will always be synonymous with Kevin Harvick, The closer, The Champion. You will be missed🫡
Next year will be the first time since I stated following NASCAR in 1990 that I won't have a #1 driver to root for. Going to miss rooting for Kevin Harvick, for sure.
I watched that race in 2001 and i just remember the raw emotions, i was just a teenager and just learning about nascar but that moment and Jrs win at daytona were just those moments that you didnt know what to say and you couldnt help but shed a tear of joy of excitement, i just remember the crowd was just electric. Fast forward to last weekend phoenix when harvick took the lead from larson i was at the race and the crowd went wild when he took the lead. What a career for harvick, never really was a complete harvick but hes matured and become a very humble down to earth guy that is just very likable
That was absolutely tear jerking and so fitting thank you for everything.
The kind of drive and determination and dedication I wish young drivers of today would have
Tears all over again. I was there that day. Thank you, Kevin. ❤
I sure am going to miss the excitement Kevin Harvick racing has brought me. #4EVER
I watched that Daytona 500 not really knowing anything about NASCAR. I was invited to the race at California Speedway, and was told I had to pick a driver, so chose a young Kevin Harvick - these last 20yrs ( ish ) have been fun ( THANKS PETE )!!!
Been a fan since Atlanta 2001 I haven't missed a race since rcr SHR and Kevin will have 1 last ride in the #29car coming up at the allstar race 2023 #29 #4ever I can't wait to see it
Great Job Guys n Gals, Wow what a ride this has been, Kevin thanks for taking us along for the ride.
One of the greatest to ever grip it and Rip it.........and by far the best burnouts! 👌
I have been a fan of Kevin Harvick from the day he stepped into the 29 and when he went to the 4 I still cheered him on and I will miss cheering on my favorite driver next year when he stops racing #KevinHarvick4everalegacy
I always said Forever The #3. And now I will say along side that. 4-Ever The #4. We love and will miss you Harvick.
I became a Harvick fan the day he climbed into the white 29 car back in 01' I don't think I would be the Nascar fan that I am today if it wasn't for him.
Thank you Kevin, for all of these amazing years.
I was at Atlanta to witness his 1st victory in cup.
Goosebumps!
I am going to ball my eyes out at Phoenix this fall
Daytona 2001 race was my first race I watched with my dad, I've been a Kevin Harvick fan the whole time after and forever
😢 got me crying n my feels thank you for sharing Kevin’s story
Awesome film of an awesome driver! Go get ‘em Kevin! 🍀🍀🍀
Damn you guys, I am work! I'm so thankful for everything about this and Harvs career. I lost my idol and gained a new one,
the last left from his generation of rookies. still got kyle and denny, but they were later than the boom era of the late 90s through 03 or so. he'll be missed.
rip kurt
@@zoot1c yeah, not gonna lie i shed some tears seeing his vegas news conference last year. not as emotional as this year has been so far with kevin, but still.
And 29 became my number
Wow, wow, wow.
I respect Kevin the most out of nascar racer
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Unfortunately that wasn’t a win for Kevin. It was a win for all of Dale’s fan’s still grieving! And really that wasn’t fair in my eyes for Kevin. This is coming from a fan who loved Dale,and was a fan of his for a long time.
HARVICK/EARNHARDT 4EV3R
#4ever
Get him on the show Stapleton
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