Langley Speedway, a four-tenths-mile track in Hampton, Virginia, witnessed a heart-pounding finish during the zMAX CARS Tour event. The VisitHampton.com 125 featured Late late-model stock Cars battling fiercely for supremacy, and one young driver stole the spotlight: Keelan Harvick.
⚠️ @KeelanHarvick goes around while racing in the top 5 at @LangleySpeedway pic.twitter.com/76a279i82O
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As Keelan Harvick chased down Statin’s #39 car, he maneuvered his car into the top 3. However, an unfortunate incident occurred just as Harvick was about to make a decisive move. When he crossed his car ahead, he made contact from behind with the #5 car, causing him to lose control and end his race on the very last lap. This dramatic turn of events added an unexpected twist to the thrilling competition at Langley Speedway.
Welcome to Hampton, VA @KeelanHarvick & @TeamTrackhouse. Wrapped up practice P3 and we got a word with him @KevinHarvick @USLegendCars #INEX pic.twitter.com/Fvcq6HIXUb
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Keelan Harvick Wins Legends Feature and Impresses in Street Stock Debut
Keelan Harvick, the 11-year-old son of NASCAR Cup Series champion Kevin Harvick, had an outstanding double-duty night at New River All American Speedway. The young racer showcased his talent by winning the Legends feature and finishing second in his first-ever Street Stock race.
In the 30-lap Legends feature, Harvick engaged in an intense battle with fellow driver Jacob Staten. The lead changed hands multiple times, with Harvick ultimately taking the lead on the final lap. He crossed the finish line ahead of Aiden McConnaughey and Staten, securing a well-deserved victory. Harvick’s performance drew praise from fans and fellow competitors alike.
Staten, who finished third, acknowledged the exciting race: “Just a lot of battling back and forth, me and Keelan. I hope we put on a good show for the fans. You win some, you lose some.”
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