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Kevin Harvick Incorporated (KHI) is a 70,000 sq. ft. facility in Kernersville, NC that is home to the No. 6 GM Goodwrench Truck Series team, the No. 33 Yard-Man/Outdoor Channel/Mr. Clean/Old-Spice Busch Series team, and the No. 33 HPS/Groeniger NASCAR Grand National Division West Series team.

Harvick created Kevin Harvick, Incorporated in 2001 and fielded a ride in the Truck Series as both owner and driver that same year. Posting impressive numbers that year and even better numbers in 2002 and 2003, Harvick attracted a full-time sponsor in 2004 for the team's first full season of competition. His company expanded to a full-time Busch Series team and a full-time Truck Series team in 2005, with each team claiming wins and multiple top-five and top-10 finishes.

In the past three years alone, Roush Racing has added two NASCAR Winston Cup/Nextel Cup Championships, and a NASCAR Busch Series Championship and NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship to its very long list of wins.

Roush Racing is regarded as one of NASCAR’s premier racing teams. Roush driver, Kurt Busch, captured the 2004 Championship and Matt Kenseth won the title in 2003. Three Roush cars — Busch, Mark Martin and Kenseth finished in the top 10 for the season, participating in the Chase for the Cup. Carl Edwards' limited-season debut captured five top-10 finishes.

Roush Racing is a division of Roush Industries based in Livonia, Michigan, where the company provides engineering specialty services for the auto industry and performance market.