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Dominance. It’s what Kevin Harvick has been doing best this season. It started in the Sprint Cup Series where he has scored two victories in the first eight races of the season. Now it has made its way to the Nationwide Series as he picked up his first victory early Saturday morning.

Richmond International Raceway is one of Harvick’s best tracks. With this victory, he now has the most all-time Nationwide Series victories at the track with seven. He proved why he holds that record throughout as he flat-out dominated every aspect of the race.

The race got off to a wet start as rain set back the original start time. Once the three-hour delay concluded, Brian Scott was able to lead early from the pole. He led up until the competition caution on lap 40. On the ensuing restart, he was quickly passed by Harvick. Harvick would go on to lead for most the race from that point on.

Short track tempers flared in the race as some impatience led to the fourth caution of the night. Going into turn four, Ryan Reed got into the back of Dylan Kwasniewski. The contact sent Kwasniewski spinning up into the outside wall. The damage the No.31 car suffered ended the team’s day. Kwasniewski recalled the incident by saying

“I got flat-out dumped” by Reed.

Harvick and Elliott were running one-two for most of the race. They remained in the first two positions until the checkered flag flew, giving JRM its first one-two finish in the organization’s history.

JRM dominated just about the entire race which spanned from late Friday night into early Saturday morning. This attests to the stellar start to the season the team is having as they have won half the races up to this point.

The team will surely be a factor again next weekend at Talladega Superspeedway as Regan Smith has won two of the last three restrictor plate races.

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POS	DRIVER	CAR	MANUFACTURER	LAPS	MONEY	START	LED	PTS	BONUS	PENALTY
1	Kevin Harvick		Chevrolet	250		9	202	0	0	0
2	Chase Elliott	9	Chevrolet	250		4	0	42	0	0
3	Kyle Busch		Toyota	250		8	0	0	0	0
4	Kyle Larson		Chevrolet	250		14	0	0	0	0
5	Brian Scott		Chevrolet	250		1	45	40	1	0
6	Elliott Sadler	11	Toyota	250		13	1	39	1	0
7	Chris Buescher		Ford	250		7	0	37	0	0
8	Regan Smith		Chevrolet	250		6	0	36	0	0
9	Ryan Blaney		Ford	250		3	0	0	0	0
10	James Buescher		Toyota	250		15	0	34	0	0
11	Trevor Bayne		Ford	250		5	0	33	0	0
12	Ryan Reed		Ford	250		20	0	32	0	0
13	Landon Cassill		Chevrolet	250		10	0	31	0	0
14	Ty Dillon		Chevrolet	250		11	0	30	0	0
15	Cale Conley		Chevrolet	250		17	0	0	0	0
16	Mike Bliss		Toyota	249		18	0	28	0	0
17	Dakoda Armstrong		Ford	249		19	0	27	0	0
18	J.J. Yeley	28	Dodge	249		33	0	0	0	0
19	Daniel Suarez		Toyota	249		12	0	25	0	0
20	Brendan Gaughan	62	Chevrolet	249		22	0	24	0	0
21	Blake Koch		Toyota	248		27	0	23	0	0
22	Jeremy Clements		Chevrolet	247		28	2	23	1	0
23	Joe Nemechek	86	Chevrolet	246		26	0	0	0	0
24	Jeffrey Earnhardt		Chevrolet	246		25	0	20	0	0
25	Josh Wise		Chevrolet	246		21	0	0	0	0
26	Ryan Sieg	39	Chevrolet	246		16	0	18	0	0
27	Mike Wallace	93	Dodge	245		29	0	17	0	0
28	Derrike Cope		Chevrolet	245		35	0	16	0	0
29	Eric McClure		Toyota	245		32	0	15	0	0
30	Josh Reaume		Chevrolet	244		37	0	14	0	0
31	Joey Gase		Chevrolet	239		31	0	13	0	0
32	Dylan Kwasniewski		Chevrolet	187		2	0	12	0	0
33	Mike Harmon		Dodge	112		39	0	11	0	0
34	Derek White	13	Toyota	58		38	0	10	0	0
35	Tanner Berryhill	17	Dodge	27		23	0	9	0	0
36	Tommy Joe Martins	76	Dodge	11		40	0	8	0	0
37	Matt DiBenedetto		Chevrolet	6		24	0	7	0	0
38	Jeff Green		Toyota	5		36	0	6	0	0
39	Kevin Lepage		Chevrolet	2		30	0	5	0	0
40	Jimmy Weller III		Chevrolet	1		34	0	4	0	0

Results via ESPN.com