With his racing career spanning over a couple of decades, Kevin Harvick did face some serious challenges at times. From having a burdensome debut to going winless for over 65 races, he faced it all. However, his resilience and willpower brought him back from those situations.
Now that Harvick is settling in with his new role, an unusual challenge erupted before him. A challenge that is as perplexing as it could be, since he is not aware of any solution to it. Surprisingly, for the 48-year-old NASCAR champ, it is a process that he is still learning.
Kevin Harvick is ‘learning quickly’ to adapt to his daughter’s mood
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The former Stewart-Haas Racing driver sits down for an interview on an episode of ‘NASCAR on FOX’. After a prolonged discussion about various aspects, there came a personal question to Harvick when the interviewer asked if he teaches racing to his son Keelan and daughter Piper the same way or if it is different.
To which Kevin Harvick said that different is an understatement here. With the ever-changing mood of his little daughter, he faces a tough time coping with her training. Last week, they went go-kart racing in the rain. While the father thought it would be a fun experience spending time with his little one on the go-kart track, Piper had some different plans figured out beforehand. She literally asked her father not to interrupt during her training session.
“She said, ‘Dad, I don’t need your advice, I don’t need you to tell me anything today. I want to have fun. Billy is my crew chief, and I prefer that he tell me everything I need to do and not you,'” said Harvick. Shocked by her response, he decided to leave her alone. He then added, “She comes in, we talk about everything, I’m talking and she’s like mean mugging me. I’m like man she’s serious. She’s not talking to me.”
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After the second session, Kevin Harvick discussed how Piper could have performed better. After that, she got frustrated and started crying. The other interviewer explained that the girls are sensitive to these. Harvick replied, “I‘m learning quickly.” He also says that it is the opposite of Keelan.
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Other than his new role as a broadcaster on FOX for the NASCAR Cup Series, Kevin Harvick stepped into a bigger venture. He now holds a significant leadership role at Kern County Raceway Park, where he is part of the ownership group. The track, situated in his hometown of Bakersfield, California, has been renamed ‘Kevin Harvick’s Kern Raceway’ as a tribute to his contributions.
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Although Harvick’s Happy Hour Pods is a successful one, some fans believe that Harvick is not suited to the business and is boring as a broadcaster. They claim that he is too flat for the role. Now let’s see how Kevin Harvick will perceive this. Will he treat this as another challenge and work on his job role?