Tony Stewart will make his first NASCAR start in nearly a decade, and his first Craftsman Truck Series start since 2005 at Daytona International Speedway on Feb. 13.
With the Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray rescheduled to Monday, February 2, due to adverse weather conditions that battered the track, NASCAR officials made the decision in the interest of safety.
NASCAR's Craftsman Truck Series will make its return to action at Daytona in two weeks on Friday, Feb. 13. It'll do so with a bang, fielding an array of featured non-full-time drivers, highlighted by racing icon Tony Stewart.
The last time Tony Stewart competed in NASCAR was in 2016, when he drove his No. 16 Stewart-Haas Racing Chevrolet before stepping away from full-time competition.
NASCARlegend Tony Stewart is returning to the sport where he made his name. Well, at least for one night. On Tuesday, Kaulig Racing announced that the Hall of Fame driver will get behind the wheel of the No.
NASCAR on Monday announced the return of the Chase format to decide its champions for 2026 and beyond, where the top 16 drivers after 26 races will battle it out in a 10-race postseason for the NASCAR Cup Series championship.
The 2026 Chili Bowl Nationals are finally set to get underway at the SageNet Center in Oklahoma on January 12. With multiple races scheduled throughout the week, the action will build toward Saturday’s finale, when a new champion will be crowned.
In the immediate trail of NASCAR’s antitrust lawsuit settlement, which skinned uncomfortable coatings about officials’ unease over the rising appeal of Tony Stewart’s SRX Series, Ray Evernham has quietly accelerated plans for a different revival.
Tony Stewart is a three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion. The former driver and co-owner’s impact on the sport cannot be understated. However, like many other drivers before and after him, he too has had his fair share of trials and tribulations with the sanctioning body.
For anyone who treats the smell of methanol like fine perfume, the Tulsa Expo Center in January is hallowed ground. It is a loud, dusty, chaotic cathedral of speed.
Christopher Bell is one of the most credible title challengers in the NASCAR Cup Series today. But he was once a 21-year-old youngster looking for a solid chance to hitch a trustworthy ride in sprint car racing.
For a long stretch of NASCAR history, wrecks and fistfights were part of the sport’s fabric, treated almost as occupational hazards rather than offenses.
Tony Stewart’s name no longer appears on NASCAR entry lists or ownership filings, marking a clean break from the series he was once a big part of. He does not race stock cars, he does not analyze them on television, and he no longer owns the team he built with so much enthusiasm.
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.
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.
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.
Tony Stewart and Leah Pruett welcomed the birth of their first child over the weekend. Stewart has taken Pruett's spot driving in the National Hot Rod Association during her pregnancy.