Greater Nashua

LOUDON, N.H. (AP) — Kevin Harvick has one final chance to set the record for most career wins by a Cup driver at New Hampshire. Take the checkered flag, and Harvick would take home the roughly 20-pound lobster awarded to the winner — his young son once kissed the crustacean in victory lane and also playfully chased a family friend with the claw. But Harvick might have to surrender his musket. Harvick was the recipient of the curly ash wood, custom-designed handmade musket at the track as a final thank-you from the track for all his success before he retires from NASCAR at the end of the season. The inscription on the silver plaque reads in part: "Kevin Harvick. 4X NHMS Winner." He'd like to make it five and edit the engraving. Harvick has plenty at stake in Monday's race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway — heavy rain wiped out Sunday's scheduled start — where he can ...