Afterwards, he spoke with Kevin Harvick, and what he said made headlines. Larson apparently loves to go down to the Xfinity Series and embarrass the full-time drivers. It’s not mean-spirited ...

The dynamics in the Cup Series change more often than not ... Instead, FRM signed Noah Gragson. However, Kevin Harvick felt Ford had a role to play in the decision. He said, "I really thought ...

Kevin Harvick has explained the logic behind Kyle Larson's "agenda" to "embarrass" the NASCAR Xfinity Series through his dominant performances, which leave little room for younger drivers to win.

From his time in the TV booth to growth of his "Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour" podcast, the future NASCAR Hall of Famer is as ...

As NASCAR returned from an off-week, Kevin Harvick offered fans a glimpse into how he spent time away from the track, with his daughter Piper.

Kevin Harvick has weighed in on Kyle Larson's call for more Cup drivers' participation in Xfinity races. During an episode of Harvick's "Happy Hour" podcast, the former NASCAR driver backed the ...

Ford heads to Texas Motor Speedway with added momentum after Austin Cindric’s thrilling NASCAR Cup Series victory last ...

After the race weekend, Larson stopped by Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour Podcast to talk about the race weekend, and he had some pretty eye-opening comments on competing in the NASCAR Xfinity Series ...

Larson won both the Xfinity Series ... Larson said on "Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour." "I want to embarrass NASCAR a little bit because they just don't let Cup [Series] guys run anymore, and the ...

Kyle Larson joins Kevin Harvick for this week’s Victory Lap interview to break down his impressive performance at Bristol. The two dive into Larson's win in the Cup and Xfinity Series races at ...

All told, Kevin Harvick and Kyle Larson made some salient points. Will NASCAR start to allow their Cup Series drivers to race more often in the Xfinity and Truck Series, like the old days?

On Kevin Harvick’s Happy Hour, Harvick explained why he loved what Larson had to say in his interview about competing in Xfinity and Truck Series races. “When I started Xfinity, there was 20 ...