Tony Stewart’s Team Teases Kevin Harvick’s New Career Path as the Retiring Icon Puts Many to Shame by Flaunting His Photography Skills

Kevin Harvick will hang up his firesuit at the end of the 2023 Cup Series Season. In his 30-year-long NASCAR career, Happy Harvick has won the 2014 Cup Series championship, the 2001 and 2006 Xfinity Series championships, and even has the 2007 Daytona 500 title to his name. Currently driving the #4 Mustang for Stewart-Haas Racing, Harvick has set himself up for a broadcasting career with FOX Sports post-retirement.

This final season has been a roller coaster ride for Harvick, who is currently placed 5th on drivers’ standings. Despite four top-5 and seven top-10 finishes, he is yet to win a race. Even then, the 2023 season is special for both Harvick and his team.

Recently posting a throwback photo from North Wilkesboro Speedway, SHR’s official Instagram account teased Kevin Harvick’s new career path.

Kevin Harvick flaunts never seen before skill at the All-Star Race

The All-Star Race at the North Wilkesboro Speedway saw NASCAR’s best 24 drivers taking to the tracks. This was the second exhibition race of the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series season, with the winner set to walk away with $1 million. The All-Star Race also saw Kevin Harvick’s car sporting #29 instead of #4. As the 2023 season will be his last, Harvick opted for the number to honor his first career win at Atlanta in 2001 where he drove the #29 Chevy for Richard Childress Racing. 

While Trackhouse Racing’s Daniel Suarez grabbed the pole position, Kyle Larson dominated the All-Star Race, leading for 145 laps and walking away $1 million richer, and Happy Harvick finished 18th. Yet what caught the eye of onlookers was Harvick flaunting his photography skills.

After posing for a group photo with the drivers, Harvick walked over to the media personnel, borrowing a camera. Harvick then walked back, snapping a picture of the photographers. In the post-race interview, Harvick explained his “class act” saying, “It’s important for you guys to be able to say you were here as well, but that was something Sr [Dale Earnhardt] used to do. Every time he won, he’d always take a picture of the photographers.”

His handiwork with the camera didn’t go unnoticed. Stewart-Haas Racing team posted a video of Harvick snapping the photographers, teasing Harvick that he may have a new career path post his retirement. “New career path, @kevinharvick?” read the caption.

Fans too took note of Happy Harvick’s actions, filling the comments section with praise for the Stewart-Haas Racing Driver.

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4Ever a fan!: Grateful fans leave heartfelt comments for Happy Harvick

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It won’t be easy watching the legend finally hang up the firesuit, but all good things must come to an end. Following Kevin Harvick’s kind gesture at North Wilkesboro, the post garnered a number of emotional comments laden with praise for the veteran.

Someone commented, “He’s such a class act. 4Ever a fan!” and “He really is the best.” Here are some more comments from fans.

“I think it’s becoming very apparent how big of a loss it will be when Harvick runs his last race.”

“He wanted to show their importance too. Class act. Earnhardt was too.”

“Harvick is the last of his kind in the sport. Master class driver, and a class act on and off the track. Honored to be a fan of his since ’01. #4Ever”

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Over the span of three decades, Happy Harvick has treated his fans to a lot of remarkable events both on and off the racetrack. Safe to say, his presence on the racetrack will be missed by fans worldwide.