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Weekend Preview: Darlington Raceway

Weekend Preview: Darlington Raceway 07 May 2021, 08:40 GMT+10 In a week of contrasts that featured the unveiling of NASCAR s sleek Next Gen Cup Series cars, Darlington Raceway hosts its immensely popular Throwback Weekend, where race teams pay homage to the past. But while race fans will see a panoply of paint schemes dedicated to bygone heroes of the sport, drivers will be looking ahead toward the finish line particularly those accustomed to winning who haven t done so yet this year. At the top of that list are Denny Hamlin, Kevin Harvick and Chase Elliott, who haven t scratched the win column during the first 11 NASCAR Cup Series events of the 2021 season. Those three drivers combined to win 21 of the 36 points races last year 58.33 percent of the schedule.

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Dale Earnhardt's Death Changed Everything for Kevin Harvick, Richard Childress Racing

Dale Earnhardt s Death Changed Everything for Kevin Harvick, Richard Childress Racing Earnhardt s death at the 2001 Daytona 500 turned Childress NASCAR plan for young Harvick upside down. By Al Pearce Robert LabergeGetty Images Kevin Harvick replaced Dale Earnhardt for the final 35 NASCAR Cup Races in 2001 f0llowing Earnhard s death at the Daytona 500. Earnhardt s death moved up Harvick s timeline to enter the Cup Series. By his third Cut start that season, Harvick proved to team owner Richard Childress that the boss had made the right call. Kevin Harvick was a 25-year-old “project driver” for Richard Childress Racing when the 2001 NASCAR season opened in Daytona Beach. He had run 69 Truck Series races for several teams the previous five seasons and was Rookie of the Year after running the 2000 Xfinity Series schedule for team-owner Richard Childress.