Kevin and Keelan Harvick Set to Battle Again in Blizzard Series Finale at Five Flags Speedway

Former 2014 NASCAR Cup Series champion Kevin Harvick is set to compete in Saturday's Night of Champions at Five Flags Speedway, substituting for William Sawalich due to a scheduling conflict. The entry sets up another race against his 14-year-old son, Keelan Harvick, in a Super Late Model feature co-sanctioned by the Deep South Cranes Blizzard Series and the ASA Southern Super Series.

The father-son duo have raced against each other multiple times over the past two years. Out of eight races where both competed in 2026, Keelan has finished ahead of his father five times. Kevin recently won the Summer Nationals 125 at Colorado National Speedway and holds four Late Model wins this year, while Keelan secured a victory ahead of his father at the Galloway 150 in June, alongside wins at the IceBreaker 125 and Michigan 300.

Both drivers carry previous experience at Five Flags Speedway, where Keelan became the youngest-ever winner of the Allen Turner Snowflake 125 last December. Saturday's event marks the final stop on the Road to the Snowball Derby and features a 24-driver field that includes Blizzard Series points leader Stephen Nasse, Southern Super Series points leader Spencer Davis, and 25-time Blizzard Series winner Bubba Pollard.

The race is part of a broader event schedule that includes the Allen Turner Tuneup 100—where points leader Jake Finch competes for the Allen Turner Pro Late Model Series championship—as well as a 25-lap Buggyworx Crown Stocks race and a post-race fireworks show.