Kevin Harvick Incorporated is a NASCAR team owned by NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Kevin Harvick and his wife, the former Delana Linville. It was founded as an after hours project in 2001 by the Harvick's. Officially, it is owned by Delana, who is the daughter of former NASCAR Busch Series and North Carolina short track driver John Linville, but both Kevin and Delana are equally active in the team operations, as Delana also worked in public relations before marrying Kevin Harvick.
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| - Kevin Harvick Incorporated is a NASCAR team owned by NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Kevin Harvick and his wife, the former Delana Linville. It was founded as an after hours project in 2001 by the Harvick's. Officially, it is owned by Delana, who is the daughter of former NASCAR Busch Series and North Carolina short track driver John Linville, but both Kevin and Delana are equally active in the team operations, as Delana also worked in public relations before marrying Kevin Harvick.
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| - Kevin Harvick Incorporated is a NASCAR team owned by NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Kevin Harvick and his wife, the former Delana Linville. It was founded as an after hours project in 2001 by the Harvick's. Officially, it is owned by Delana, who is the daughter of former NASCAR Busch Series and North Carolina short track driver John Linville, but both Kevin and Delana are equally active in the team operations, as Delana also worked in public relations before marrying Kevin Harvick. They currently own cars in the NASCAR Nationwide Series, Camping World Truck Series, and K & N Pro Series West. They have also helped Richard Childress Racing with experimental equipment through using the Childress engines in their cars and trucks, and has assisted Sarah Fisher in her transition to NASCAR, with Fisher driving in some NASCAR short tracks with equipment supplied by Harvick and Linville. The team's Nationwide Series equipment was purchased from the former BACE Motorsports and Andy Petree Racing teams.
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