“Could Give Ty Gibbs Some Lessons”: Next-Gen Kevin Harvick Gains Respect Post Impressive Result From NASCAR Faithful

Elite sports see a constant churn, with older athletes going out and making room for the new generation. In NASCAR, Kevin Harvick falls in the category of the outgoing generation, as the 47-year-old enters what would be his 23rd season in the Cup Series.

Kevin Harvick is undoubtedly one of the biggest names in NASCAR in the 21st century. The Stewart-Haas Racing driver has close to 800 Cup Series races over his long career.

The 47-year-old may have gotten his hands on just one Cup Series when he won the Championship in 2014, but he has been a consistent performer over the two decades that he has raced in NASCAR.

But as he stands at the cusp of the twilight of his life and his career, it is time for him and for his fans to look past him and look to the future. Harvick is well aware of that inevitable conversation he will need to have with himself.

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With the Iron Man record in sight, Harvick might look to break the record and then go out in style to end his illustrious racing career.

Make some room for Next-gen Kevin Harvick

As Harvick begins his move away from racing, a proud Harvick posted an update about his son’s win in the junior leagues.

The post had fans gushing about the young, talented driver –

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There’s still time for Keelan Harvick to make it to the Cup Series, but he definitely has fans rooting for his success.