Kevin Harvick Reveals “Strange” Feelings Surrounding a Proud Repeat of History at the Soon-To-Retire Heads to North Wilkesboro

As the sun begins to set on a magnificent career, Kevin Harvick embarks on his retirement tour. Thereby marking a series of poignant “lasts” on the high-speed roller coaster ride of his NASCAR journey. From his first green flag to the countless victories that painted his career with streaks of triumph, Harvick has blazed a trail that will be remembered long after the roar of his engine fades.

The upcoming All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro Speedway holds a particularly significant meaning for Harvick. This event, filled with nostalgia and anticipation, is more than just another race. In fact, it’s a voyage back in time, a chance for Harvick to reconnect with his roots, his beginnings in the NASCAR Cup Series.

Kevin Harvick comments about getting back in the car with his debut number

As reported by RACER magazine, the Stewart-Haas Racing driver stated, “Well, I think it’s going to be strange just climbing into it.

“For me, there’s a huge sense of pride being able to be a part of something like this with both organizations. Going back in time and doing everything that weekend in the 29-car is something I’m really excited about.

“I think when you go out on the racetrack. The fans will be in the same boat. As you go by the first time, people are going to be like, ‘I can’t believe that actually happened.'”

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He will slip into the driver’s seat of the #29 car after a decade on Friday, adding yet another heartfelt chapter to his illustrious career.

What does this number signify for Harvick?

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In a heartfelt nod to his racing origins, Harvick is set to climb into the #29 this weekend, a number that marks the start of his journey in the NASCAR Cup Series. Harvick inherited this number, along with Dale Earnhardt Sr’s car and team, following Earnhardt’s tragic demise in 2001.

With the All-Star Race being a non-points event, Harvick saw it as the perfect opportunity to once again take the wheel of the #29 in his final season as a full-time driver. The emotional reunion extends beyond the number, as the car will carry a paint scheme reminiscent of Harvick’s first Cup Series win in Atlanta in 2001.

NASCAR fans cherish Harvick reuniting with the special car number

NASCAR shared an old clip of Harvick driving around in the #29 car, citing that he would get back in the same numbered car once again this weekend. Soon after several fans celebrated Harvick and his history with the number in the Cup Series.

One avid follower exclaimed, “Best Harvick scheme to win it too!” Simultaneously, a fan’s nostalgic reaction was, “Back when race cars were race cars.” On top of this, another enthusiast confidently declared, “The Gen 4 raced well at every racetrack I swear.”

Injecting humor into the conversation, another person amusingly recollected one of Harvick’s previous comments, jesting, “Back then, cars weren’t made with crappy ass car parts.”

Expressing a sense of longing, yet another person voiced, “That’s a real stock car.”

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It would indeed be incredible to witness Harvick reunite with his former racing number. The memories of his races with that number may come flooding back. We eagerly anticipate seeing the Stewart-Haas Racing driver steer the No. 29 car around the North Wilkesboro track for one final time.