Inspection Complete: Kevin Harvick Officially Wins at Texas

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Kevin Harvick gives fans a smoke show after winning the AAA Texas 500. Photo Credit: Caleb Pifer / TobyChristie.com

FORT WORTH, Texas — Post-race technical inspection following Sunday night’s AAA Texas 500 at Texas Motor Speedway has been completed. Kevin Harvick’s race-winning No. 4 Ford Mustang has passed.

As a result, NASCAR has declared him the official winner of the race.

No disqualification infractions were discovered in post-race tech, which means all results and standings are official. The No. 96 car (driven by Parker Kligerman), the No. 11 car (driven by Denny Hamlin) and the No. 8 car (driven by Daniel Hemric) all had one unsecured lug nut, which will result in a monetary fine.

Kyle Larson’s No. 42 car will go back to the NASCAR R&D Center.

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