#Tony Stewart

The days might be numbered for the Stewart-Haas Racing and members of the NASCAR team are already planning their escape routes. Adam Stern of Sports Business Journal previously reported that the team was looking to downsize from four cars to three or even two. Now Stern reports that owners Tony

Since entering the NASCAR Cup Series in 2009, when then-driver Tony Stewart agreed to a partnership with team owner Gene Haas, Stewart-Haas Racing has been nothing short of immensely successful. SHR has 69 wins in NASCAR’s top flight and won series championships in 2011 and 2014. But recent years

Tony Stewart‘s Superstar Racing Experience, SRX for short, will not run in 2024 after three prior seasons. The series cited “market forces” when it announced its plans to shut down for the 2024 season on Wednesday. Official Statement from SRX. pic.twitter.com/yyb2Ovh6RN — Superstar Racing

Tony Stewart is certainly no stranger to controversy. And the NASCAR hall of famer drummed up even more on Wednesday when he announced that his Stewart-Haas Racing team had signed controversial young driver Noah Gragson. Gragson, once considered one of the sport’s top prospects, struggled in his

NASCAR Hall of Famer Tony Stewart stunned the racing world on Tuesday morning when he revealed he would run full-time in the NHRA Top Fuel division in 2024. In doing so, the often controversial 53-year-old is set to replace his wife Leah Pruett. But there’s a good reason for that. Stewart stated