Harvick started his 2019 season by winning Duel 1 of the 2019 Gander RV Duels at Daytona.
He finished 26th at the 2019 Daytona 500 after a late crash.
Following Daytona, Harvick went on to finish in the top 10 6 straight times including 3 top fives.
Following Texas was an up-and-down stretch that lasted until race #19.
At Bristol Motor Speedway, he finished a mediocre 13th after getting through traffic.
Richmond was not bad as he was consistently in the top 5 all night and finished 4th.
Things took a hard turn at Talladega where he earned his second DNF of the season, all on SuperSpeedways.
Harvick bounced back with a 4th-place finish at Dover.
He got the pole at Kansas and looked as if he was going to win but a poor stop by his crew members regulated him to finish 13th instead.
Harvick almost won the All-Star race but finished second behind Kyle Larson.
He then finished 10th at the Coca-Cola 600.
A loose wheel at Pocono made him suffer a 22nd-place finish.
Then in the next two races, he finished inside the top 7.
He then finished outside the top 10 in the next three races.
At Chicagoland, Harvick did well in both stages but a loose wheel got him to finish a mediocre 14th-place finish.
Then next weekend, he finished 29th after getting collected in the Big One but still was able to run at the finish line driving his wrecked car.
Then Kentucky was worse as he finished 22nd again.
Heading into New Hampshire, Harvick had decent numbers but still was winless throughout the season after 19 races.
Then in the next 7 races, he finished in the top 7 in 6 races.
His only finish outside the top 10 was at Bristol as he suffered a DNF thanks to a transmission problem.
He added this great momentum with wins at New Hampshire, Michigan, and Indianapolis.
His Playoffs was also consistent as in the Round of 16, he finished 2nd at Las Vegas, 7th at Richmond, and finished third at the Charlotte Roval to advance to the Round of 12 and his average finish during those three races in the Round of 16 was an insane 4.0 during that stretch.
At Talladega, Harvick made his 677th career start in the Cup Series, one more than the total career starts of Dale Earnhardt.
His worse finish during the Playoffs was 17th at Talladega, after getting collected in the Big One but once again was able to finish the race.
He scored his fourth win of the season at Texas to make his fifth appearance in the Championship 4 in the last six years.
He went on to finish third in the standings for the third year in-a-row after finishing fourth at Homestead.
Harvick started his 2019 season by winning Duel 1 of the 2019 Gander RV Duels at Daytona. He finished 26th at the 2019 Daytona 500 after a late crash. Following Daytona, Harvick went on to finish in the top 10 6 straight times including 3 top fives. Following Texas was an up-and-down stretch that lasted until race #19. At Bristol Motor Speedway, he finished a mediocre 13th after getting through traffic. Richmond was not bad as he was consistently in the top 5 all night and finished 4th. Things took a hard turn at Talladega where he earned his second DNF of the season, all on SuperSpeedways. Harvick bounced back with a 4th-place finish at Dover. He got the pole at Kansas and looked as if he was going to win but a poor stop by his crew members regulated him to finish 13th instead. Harvick almost won the All-Star race but finished second behind Kyle Larson. He then finished 10th at the Coca-Cola 600. A loose wheel at Pocono made him suffer a 22nd-place finish. Then in the next two races, he finished inside the top 7. He then finished outside the top 10 in the next three races. At Chicagoland, Harvick did well in both stages but a loose wheel got him to finish a mediocre 14th-place finish. Then next weekend, he finished 29th after getting collected in the Big One but still was able to run at the finish line driving his wrecked car. Then Kentucky was worse as he finished 22nd again. Heading into New Hampshire, Harvick had decent numbers but still was winless throughout the season after 19 races. Then in the next 7 races, he finished in the top 7 in 6 races. His only finish outside the top 10 was at Bristol as he suffered a DNF thanks to a transmission problem. He added this great momentum with wins at New Hampshire, Michigan, and Indianapolis. His Playoffs was also consistent as in the Round of 16, he finished 2nd at Las Vegas, 7th at Richmond, and finished third at the Charlotte Roval to advance to the Round of 12 and his average finish during those three races in the Round of 16 was an insane 4.0 during that stretch. At Talladega, Harvick made his 677th career start in the Cup Series, one more than the total career starts of Dale Earnhardt. His worse finish during the Playoffs was 17th at Talladega, after getting collected in the Big One but once again was able to finish the race. He scored his fourth win of the season at Texas to make his fifth appearance in the Championship 4 in the last six years. He went on to finish third in the standings for the third year in-a-row after finishing fourth at Homestead.
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