Dale Earnhardt Jr’s Bold Cup Series Champion Prediction Get’s Tony Stewart’s Seal of Approval

In the world of NASCAR, we often see veteran drivers being replaced by newer, younger, and hungrier racers. However, the recent announcement of Kevin Harvick‘s departure from the racing grid has left fans with mixed emotions. It’s disheartening to bid farewell to a driver like Harvick, but amidst the sadness, there is a glimmer of excitement as the legendary #4 car finds its new steward in the talented rising star, Josh Berry.

Kevin Harvick not only showcased his skills on the racetrack, but also emerged as an outspoken advocate for driver safety during his NASCAR career. Notably, his influence extended far beyond his remarkable achievements, and Harvick’s departure now marks the end of an era. Amid all this, fans are filled with anticipation and hope, yearning for someone who can step up to fill the void left by Harvick’s departure, both in terms of performance and standing up for driver concerns.

With all said and done, Stewart Haas Racing have come out with a post that makes it seem like they heard the wise words of Dale Earnhardt Jr and called Josh Berry to their rescue.

Stewart Haas Racing Accepts Dale Earnhardt Jr’s Bold Suggestion

As Kevin Harvick prepares to embark on a new journey in life as a Fox Analyst after his retirement, the task of filling the void he leaves behind in the sport and within his team becomes paramount. Tony Stewart and Gene Haas must have had numerous options swirling in their minds, but they chose to go with the option that was pretty much out there for everyone to see.

Josh Berry, who currently drives for the Dale Earnhardt Jr-owned JR Motorsports, has consistently demonstrated his talent and potential. So much so that before this season even began and before Berry took the wheel for HMS’s #9, Dale Jr himself tweeted, “Josh Berry is a Cup Champion waiting for a Cup owner who wants to be a Cup champion owner.”

In a recent announcement, Stewart-Haas Racing confirmed that Josh Berry will be at the helm of the #4 car following Kevin Harvick’s retirement. For this announcement, the team shared a photo on their official Twitter account, featuring Berry with Dale Jr’s tweet from 2022. The caption accompanying SHR’s tweet stated, “We hear you, @Dalejr.”

While the team has secured a skilled driver in Josh Berry, racing fans are now eagerly awaiting the emergence of a new authoritative voice in the sport replacing Harvick. The question remains: Who will step up and take charge?

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Who Will Be the New Ambassador of the Sport?

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The departure of Kevin Harvick from the NASCAR grid will undeniably have a significant impact on his fellow drivers. NASCAR insider Freddie Kraft’s venture Couch Racer took to Twitter to highlight the need for a new ambassador who can step up and fill the void left by Kevin’s absence.

In the absence of Harvick, it becomes crucial for the grid to have a driver who can effectively articulate the concerns of the drivers and serve as a voice of reason. Fortunately, there are still experienced drivers actively competing on the tracks, such as Denny Hamlin, Kyle Busch, and Brad Keselowski. Speculation surrounds these individuals as potential candidates for the role.

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Only time will reveal who will step up to fulfill this important position. It remains to be seen who will assume the mantle.