Kevin Harvick’s Hilarious Dig at Joey Logano Over Age-Old Feud Triggers Fans

A furious Joey Logano being held back by Kevin Harvick’s crew was a sight to behold at the Pocono Raceway in 2010. The situation heated up post-race when the then Joe Gibbs Racing driver jumped out of his #20 Toyota, furiously charging at Harvick. 

Though bitter rivals in the past, Logano and Harvick have since then put aside their differences and are good friends now. So much so that Harvick recently jokingly tagged Logano in a post regarding their 13-year-old incident. This, however, triggered a plethora of reactions from fans.

Fans Bombard Kevin Harvick’s Post With Comments Defending Joey Logano’s Outburst

A bump from Harvick’s #29 Chevy left Logano struggling for control and spinning out during the Gillette Fusion Proglide 500 in 2010. Logano quickly lost multiple spots and finished 13th while Harvick finished 4th.

The end of the race saw a visibly angry Logano shoving Richard Childress Racing crew members in a bid to get to Harvick. Post-race, Logano uttered the now-historical lines, “Its probably not his fault, you know. His wife wears the firesuit in his family, tells him what to do.”

Harvick’s recent tweet has garnered a mixed reaction in the comments. Though many fans are reliving in nostalgia, many have sided with Logano, defending his outburst.

Some commented, “not a Joey fan but he was right on that one” and “how does someone with as much talent as Kevin Harvick manage to run into Joey Logano on a track that wide?”

Here are some of the fans’ reactions.

“Joey isn’t my driver at all. But u guys molded him into a fearless tough SOB. It’s fun to watch him get up front. Bc now u know who ever yr pulling for will have to earn it from Joey. Congratulations on how tough he has become. Bc of moments like this.”

“Joey drifting that corner for as long as he did has always impressed me.”

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Thus fans had a lot to say and with Harvick retiring soon, many were happy to relive the infamous incident which sparked a lot of drama between the two.

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Happy Harvick started his NASCAR career in 1992, and later on went to win the 2001 and 2006 Xfinity Series, the 2014 Cup Series, as well as the 2007 Daytona 500 race. Currently, Harvick drives the #4 Ford for Stewart-Haas Racing in the NASCAR Cup Series.

In a press conference earlier this year, Harvick announced that the 2023 NASCAR season will be his last year on the track. Harvick said, “It’s definitely been hard to understand when that right moment is because we’ve been so fortunate to run well. But sometimes there are just other things going on that become more important and, for me, that time has come.”

Speculations are rife that Kevin Harvick will be joining his former teammate Clint Bowyer as a TV host, something he has been planning to do for some time now. In the past, Harvick has been in the TV booth for Fox Sports on several occasions. With the Stewart-Haas Racing driver hanging up his suit at the end of this season, Josh Berry is working on finalizing the contract to be Kevin Harvick’s replacement in the NASCAR 2024 Cup Series.

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