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It is said that Kevin Harvick's love for the sport started out in 1980 when his parents presented him with a go-kart after his kindergarten graduation. He was born Kevin Michael Harvick on December 8th in 1975 at Bakersfield, California. His father, Mike Harvick, would sometimes apply modifications to his young son's go-kart which taught young Harvick to always be prepared for any situation. Young Harvick went on to win seven National championships and two Grand National Championships in go carting. It was during that time that the racer, Kevin Harvick, was shaped for his upcoming battles on the race track.

Harvick started racing on a part-time basis in the NASCAR AutoZone elite Division while he was still in high school in 1992. Just as he is aggressive on the racetracks, Harvick would spend his off-season time on the wrestling team at North High School in Oildale. He also managed to win in his weight class during his senior year. Once he graduated from high school, Harvick went on to become a full-time driver and grabbed the Rookie of the Year title in 1995. Although he had an interest in architecture, Harvick decided that racing was what he wanted to do for the rest of his life and chose that over studying architecture.

He went on to the NASCAR Grand National Division, AutoZone West Seriesin 1997 and was crowned champion the next year. He went on to debut in the craftsman Truck Series in 1995 with a best finish of 11th place. He entered full time in 1996 with three top-fives and 17th finish in points. Harvick then started racing in the Busch Series in 1999. Despite the fact that he started 24th, he suffered through some engine failure and only managed to pull the 42nd spot. In 2000, he joined forces with legend Richard Childress. Harvick went on to win the NASCAR Busch Series Rookie of the Year and was able to grab three wins, eight top-five finishes and an impressive 16 top-ten finishes. He also went on to win at the Carquest Auto Parts 250, Bristol Motor Speedway and at Memphis Motorsports Park.

The next year he had five wins, twenty top-five finishes and 24 top-ten finishes. He also brought back the NASCAR Busch Series Championship. It was the same year that Harvick won two Winston Cups, 20 top-five finishes and five wins. He was awarded Rookie of the Year with ninth place in points. The same year, he married his best friend, DeLana Linville. He also became the first NASCAR driver to run full-time both the Busch and Winston Cup which had a total of 70 races in one season. And amazingly the first to have the Rookie of the Year title at the Winston Cup and the Championship at the Busch Series.

Since then, Harvick has gone on to achieve more winnings with his most fruitful year being 2006 where he won his second Busch Series Championship with nine wins, 23 top-fives and 32 top-tens. His Busch win was the earliest ever seen in Busch history as he managed to pull it off with four more races waiting to take off. He had a record number of 824 points during the final standing. He also won the Winston Cup at Watkins Glen International. In 2007, he won the Orbitz 300 which was a first in his career in a restrictor plate race during the start of the season. He also won the camping World 200 and NAPA Auto Parts 200. He made it into the record books again when became the driver with the most NBS wins at the Texas Motor Speedway.

His amazing resume does not stop there as he has gone on to win various more races. It would be an understatement to say that there will be a lot in store for this fierce driver.

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The BMW M3 is a high performance sports car version of the BMW 3 series compact automobile. The M3, which is a short name for Motorsport 3, is employed in many racing competitions like Rallies, DTM and other series. M3s are also available in three different body types ; the sedan, the coupe, and the convertible body styles.

the first ever M3, the E30 M3, was produced in 1986. Heavily based totally on the E30 platform, a re-strengthening of similar specs with the engine architecture from the M1 was adopted to achieve a superb performance fit for motorsports. A road version of the M3 was also released with less h.p. along with an increased compression and a catalyzed model that approximately produces only 215 h.p..

A V8 high-rev engine is utilized by the M3 Coupe to provide top of the line sports car performance. Improved aerodynamics is also a main feature not only for the coupe but to all M3 body types. A regular release of the road versions of the sports auto was followed to follow the homologation rules set. Different models ranging from specially released models to updated versions of sports to road versions are ceaselessly being released.

The newly released M3 now has the intuitive iDrive installed that may control anything on the M3. The driver seat is also optimized with memory function which enables the driver to take simple total control of the car. Down force is improved through the optimized aerodynamics of the M3. Controlled airflow under the cars body makes the M3 increase its down force along with its cooling capabilities.

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where does overhyped brad keselowski wind up?

a. to stewart-haas racing?

b. to red bull racing?

c. to penske where he takes the place of david stremme?

d. one more year with jr. motorsports and the nationwide series.

e. other

i don't mind where he winds up (i think he goes to penske) but he does go to the top of my 'who i don't want to see win list', replacing kevin harvick.

I'm thinking b. Speed is not panning out, so Red Bull needs another driver. Why not get an obnoxious punk to replace the annoying Speed? As long as he doesn't end up at a team that I like, it doesn't really matter to me, either. Just as long as he doesn't do that, because I'd hate to see him getting $$ that could be spent on a driver I like.

SCC: Birmingham: APR Motorsports preview
Drewer and Hooks will drive in Round 3 of the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge, a 2 hour 30 minute endurance race, at Barber Motorsports Park, Alabama (April 8-10).

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