2 years agoKevin Harvick, like William Byron, wound up a good ways further down the qualifying list than expected on Saturday. Byron begins Sunday 29th but Harvick starts 28th. The No. 4 Ford was looking to start a bit higher as the Stewart-Haas Racing driver does not have a win yet in 2022. He has four top-five and nine top-tens in 17 races. Again, he appears to be on the bubble playoff wise. Last year, this did not end well. This year, Harvick needs to find that long-run speed at some juncture. Can his pit crew adjust the car for Road America? He was seventh after Stage 2 last year before the problems hit so it is possible.--Chris Wassel - RotoBaller
Source: NASCAR.com