Kevin Harvick gets trolled by co-hosts, fires back: 'Shut the f*** up'

Kevin Harvick was trolled by his co-hosts on his show Kevin Harvick’s Happy Hour. In the latest episode, Mamba Smith and Kaitlyn Vincie poked fun at the NASCAR legend for holding his son’s hat and helmet after winning a race.

“This is the kind of s*** that I have to deal with,” Harvick said. “Look at this. It says Keelan wins again, and they didn’t tell me they were going to make fun of me. …I can’t even believe the notes.”

Harvick went on to blame Smith, Vincie and everyone behind the camera for the joke but also praised his son for his work on the track. “He did great, and you know what, I have no problem flipping hats,” Harvick stated.

“He’s a typical driver. He bitched at me the whole time about ‘Just throw the hats to me. I’m not going to drop the trophy.'” Harvick then fired back at Keelan, “Just shut the f*** up and catch the hat. That’s what I would think just catch the hat, I’m going to hand you the hat so you don’t drop the trophy. It’s like everything he does at home, so he griped at me just like a typical driver.

“I was trying to make it easy on him, and his mom sets me up by just filming me and making sure that we can make fun of what I’m doing. But I have no problem, I’m at a point in my life I don’t care what you think about my shoes. I left this morning and my wife was like ‘Man those blue jeans and that black shirt, I don’t know about that. They don’t go good together I’m like ‘I don’t care.'”

Kevin Harvick believes NASCAR won’t go electric

Along with venting about being trolled, Harvick also shared his thoughts on the possibility of NASCAR going electric. The comments come after NASCAR and ABB unveiled its electric vehicle prototype ahead of the Chicago Street Race this past weekend.

“There is no future for NASCAR electric vehicle racing,” Harvick said. “If it does not make noise, smell like it’s burning gas, there is no freaking way. … I appreciate the effort… but anybody who thinks this would be a success as far as how they race, it won’t go far on the ovals first off. Like, on the road course, it’s probably doable.”

On3’s Nick Geddes contributed to this story.