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You talk about the NASCAR Hall of Fame. It's all about, you know, the respect of the folks that have already been inducted into the Hall of Fame.

I mean, I was really the only one there that could emotionally be in the game 100%.

Those moments in that first year were life-changing. When you win the Daytona 500, that's as big as it gets in our sport.

California's Kevin Harvick does it.

Welcome to Kevin Harvick's HappyR, presented by NASCAR on Fox. I'm not Kevin Harvick. Caitlin Vinci here to interview Kevin Harvick. We have a little role reversal here today. I like this. I like this. Yes. I usually in charge anyway. I mean, I try to be. but it was only fitting after it was announced last week that Kevin is officially going to be inducted into the 2027 NASCAR Hall of Fame that we hear from Kevin with a lot of your stories from your career.

Well, thank you.

Yeah.

It's been, you know, I think it's been a little weird.

Yeah.

Just because of the whole process. And, you know,

I think that when you actually got to voting day, it was, it was definitely, okay, well, this is actually real. And it's not just a conversation anymore. So I sat in my truck in a parking lot about two

blocks away. I didn't, I felt they wanted me to sit outside of the room so that you could be there

when the voting was over. And I felt like that was just really, really arrogant, for one. And it just,

it feels weird, you know, to be in that position where, you know, odds are in your favor, but you

don't want to, you don't want to disrespect the process. And I think that when you

talk about the NASCAR Hall of Fame, it's all about, you know, the respect of the folks that have

already been inducted into the Hall of Fame, the people that are on the ballot and not

doing anything to disrespect that, that process. So it all worked out. We got there, did the, did the media and everything afterwards, and, and, and, and, um, here we are. Here we are. And there's a reason, many reasons he's getting inducted into the Hall of Fame. I'm going to read these numbers because I know he will not. Kevin has a 60 Cup Series win, championship in the Cup Series in 2014, one in all four crown jewel events in NASCAR,

Dayton, Charlotte, Indianapolis, and Darlington, a two-time O'Reilly Auto Parts champion and across

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