Among the many tributes and kind words said about Greg Biffle in the last day, Tony Stewart had a rather touching message. Stewart and Biffle were competitors on the track in NASCAR for many years, and friends off the track for many years, as well.
Carl Edwards’ career sits among the sport’s great what-ifs, defined less by a lack of ability than by timing that never quite broke his way. That reality is why Denny Hamlin has often felt a kinship with him.
Tony Stewart’s departure from NASCAR last year closed the door on Stewart-Haas Racing and marked the end of an era for one of the sport’s most influential figures.
Nothing brings things to light like a lawsuit. The NASCAR lawsuit continues to reveal new and interesting documents. Remember Superstar Racing Experience?
The 23XI-FRM Charter Lawsuit is revealing many more things about NASCAR that wasn’t known to the public before. In what was supposed to be a legal battle for the sport’s monopolistic business, new information on the matter is revealing how the sport treats its people and teams.
Let’s cut right to the chase. The NASCAR rumor mill is churning faster than a V8 engine on the final lap at Daytona, and the name on everyone’s lips is none other than Tony Stewart.
Denny Hamlin’s recent display of emotion struck a chord across the NASCAR community. Fans who once showered him with boos after victories stood to applaud him at Las Vegas, recognizing the weight of the moment.
Tony Stewart, despite being 54, has not let go of the motorsport bug as he continues to make appearances in various categories. Stewart might be one of the most versatile drivers in the world, as his move to NHRA after NASCAR retirement speaks volumes about his love for the game.
In 12 years at the Cup level, Ryan Blaney has collected 15 wins and, most importantly, the 2023 championship. His breakthrough didn’t come during his stint in Wood Brothers Racing’s No.
In a way, NASCAR Hall of Famers Mark Martin and Tony Stewart are kindred spirits: they are not afraid to speak their minds, even though their words put NASCAR in a bad light.
Move over Jimmie Johnson and Tony Stewart. Shane van Gisbergen scored his fourth victory of his NASCAR Cup Series rookie season in Sunday's Go Bowling at The Glen at Watkins Glen International, which allowed the driver of the No.
Dodge Ram is all set to make a terrific return to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in the 2026 season, ending their 13-year-long absence from the sport.
Tony Stewart has never been afraid to speak his mind, particularly when it comes to criticizing NASCAR. The NASCAR Hall of Famer has been quite vocal about NASCAR’s need to change since he stopped racing stock cars after the 2016 season.
During his 53 years of life, Tony Stewart has done a lot of things with his hands. He’s held the steering wheel in hundreds of race cars, worked under the hood on said cars, shook the hands of countless fans, signed thousands of autographs and even used those same hands to throw punches, when needed.
Tony Stewart may be getting out of the NASCAR business after the end of Stewart-Haas Racing, but he isn't finished with racing as a whole. The three-time Cup Series champion will be taking his talents to NHRA drag racing, where he'll fill in for his wife Leah Pruett.
What a day for Tony Stewart and Leah Pruett. Their firstborn son came into this world last night and the racers couldn’t be more excited. Stewart had taken over for Leah in her Top Fuel Dragster this season throughout the pregnancy.
Whether it be Chase Briscoe in Stewart's No. 14, rookie Josh Berry in the No. 4, veteran Ryan Preece in the No. 41, or a resurgent Noah Gragson in the No. 10, the time has never been better for a Stewart-Haas driver to catch lightning in a bottle at the California road course.
The 2023 NASCAR Cup Series season for Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR) has been a big disappointment, with no wins for the four-car organization through the first 25 races. Unsurprisingly, changes are in store.