Who thinks that Kevin Harvick....?

May be...

LOL this is the most Kevin Harvick questions I've seen all year.

And yes I feel horrible not only for Jamie, but for Tony too. And like I said before I'm sure no one feels worse about it than Kevin himself. Anyone than watched it could tell that it wasn't intentional and he just made a mistake, a very BIG mistake, that cost not only himself but 3 other drivers an awesome finish. It's a shame it happened but its over with. Kevin already took full responsibility for the wreck and personally apologized to everyone involved.

On to New Hampshire.........

Unfortunately, and this is coming from one of Kevin Harvick's strongest supporters and biggest fans, he royally screwed up yesterday. He took full blame and admitted that he lost control for some reason as he was about to go around the turn and his car "wheel-hopped". He personally apologized to McMurray and Tony Stewart.
In his younger days, I would say that if something happened previously and then this happened, that he was doing it on purpose. Now though , that he is older , wiser, and more mature, he really is truly sorry for this. Not only did he ruin Stewart and McMurray's day, he also ruined his own top 5 run.
Unfortunately, Harvick is going to hear about this one for a while.

Harv is a little pit stinker. Not as bad as Kyle, but close. I always hated him. All the Jr. fans (me too) always focus on how disrespectful Kyle Busch is (and they're right) but how about Harv? He called the other drivers 18-year old punks.

The worst part about it is he used the word 18!

And yes, Harv SHOULD get his Shell away from Jamie Mac's Industrial Tools if you know what I mean.

Notice I said SHOULD. He probably won't.

Hey, Maybe Its Jamie's Fault He Got In Kevin's Way!

It was a racing deal and Harvick is usually much better than that on a road course................It's over, all the way across the board.

I have been a dedicated fan of Kevin since he started in the Busch series, and while I agree that it was a boneheaded move (as stated in another answer), it was certainly not intentional. Why would anyone WANT to do something that would cause them to finish 30th instead of in the top 5, and drop themselves to 13th in points???

Move on....

Wasn't on purpose or recklessly. He went into that turn to "hot", lost it.
He and Tony Stewart are best friends, it was not intentional.

We used to see similar "things" between Dale Earnhardt Sr & DW (Darrel Waltrip), Rusty Wallace & Jeff Gordon.

I'm really of the opinion that Harvick just drove the car into the turn to hard and wheel hopped it causing him to get into Jamie and him getting into Stewart. It was at the end of the race and brakes were getting wore out, the adrenaline was pumping being that it was close to the end of the race so I think it was a accident.

Needs to stay as far away from Jamie McMurray. Sonoma was atleast the second time that Harvick has caused McMurray to have a bad finish. Watkins Glenn last year too, when he was up there and contending for a win.


**sorry if this sounds like whining but it is very discouraging to see Harvick do that to him twice.

I DO BELEIVE HARVICK LOST HIS BRAKES