“He Can Win a Ton” – Kevin Harvick Hails Talented Kyle Larson as One of the Best NASCAR Cup Series Drivers
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Kyle Larson has been considered one of the most talented drivers around in NASCAR circles for quite some time now. Going from being a rising talent to competing with the best is a challenge in itself, but NASCAR great Kevin Harvick believes Larson is already one of the best.
Larson showed his worth in the Chip Ganassi Racing No. 42 car and won six races in his time there, despite not having a car matching up to the level of Hendrick, Joe Gibbs, Penske, teams, and even Harvick’s Stewart-Haas Racing.
Now, in the Hendrick car, he is already showing some solid consistency and many believe he is a championship contender.
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Kevin Harvick showers praise on Kyle Larson
Harvick was recently asked who he feels are some of the best drivers on the current Cup grid. The 2014 Cup champ is quite impressed by Larson and feels he certainly has the ability to win a lot of races.
“I would say, Kyle Larson,” Harvick said recently, speaking on a podcast.
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That is some really high praise for the No. 5 car driver at Hendrick Motorsports, who has been a serious competitor this season. He already has a host of top-five and top-10 finishes, with his win at Las Vegas certainly being the highlight through the first 10 races in 2021.
How has the 2021 NASCAR season panned out so far for Harvick and Larson?
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Larson‘s speed has been one of the major talking points since the very start of the season. In fact, he came quite close to another win as he dominated at Atlanta before Ryan Blaney snatched a late win.
The fact that he has been able to settle in so well in his first season at Hendrick also shows his ability as a race car driver. With his car showing some great speed and Larson’s talents making him a competitor week in and week out, he will be a force to reckon with in the playoffs.
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Harvick himself has some work to do to find back some of his lost form. He was, by far, the best driver in 2020, winning a stunning nine races, before some unfortunate runs in the playoffs cost him.
A great day at the office for @KevinHarvick. His 4th place finish is his 3rd Top 5 of the season so far. pic.twitter.com/ArkzBO9Y1F
— Stewart-Haas Racing (@StewartHaasRcng) April 25, 2021
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The No. 4 car SHR driver had just one top-5 finish since the season-opening Daytona 500. However, he matched that fourth place finish at Talladega this past Sunday, and he needs to keep up that momentum to find the win soon.
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