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Tony Stewart's crew works on his damaged car after a wreck at Talladega last week Tony Stewart was asked on Friday whether he really thought last week's race at Talladega was boring.

Ryan Newman has clearly embraced the U.S. Army’s sponsorship of his Stewart-Haas Racing NASCAR Sprint Cup team this season.

So he and team co-owner Tony Stewart took time Friday to say their thoughts were with the victims of a shooting at the Fort Hood Army base in Texas.

That's all it took to turn Haas CNC Racing from a Sprint Cup afterthought into one of the most powerful teams in NASCAR.

That word? Stewart.

Tony Stewart's goal in Sunday's Dickies 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth will be the same goal he has had for every race--to win.

"As far as the championship is concerned," Stewart said, "it's out of our control.

Despite being caught on ABC’s coverage of the AMP Energy 500 at Talladega Superspeedway telling his team he was having trouble staying awake during Sunday’s race as the field ran in single-file formation, Tony Stewart contends that last weekend’s restrictor plate event was entertaining.

TONY STEWART, NO. 14 OFFICE DEPOT/OLD SPICE IMPALA SS met with media and discussed racing at Texas Motor Speedway, Danica Patrick, his views of the Talladega race and crash as an owner and driver, and more.

First year relationships like the one of Tony Stewart and Darian Grubb, Mark Martin and Alan Gustafson, and Juan Pablo Montoya and Brian Pattie will have had a full season under their belt and knowing what their drivers want in their cars.

"Indeed, I was having trouble staying awake during the race," Stewart said. "I told Ryan Newman to wake me when it's over, and he did, with flying colors.

But it's not surprising that a race that was a 'sleeper' was won by a sleeper."

Eddie Gossage meant well (and, in fact, it was a heck of a quote).

He raised a rhetorical question regarding Tony Stewart’s first-year success as a Sprint Cup team owner.

A few weeks ago Drake got an exciting suprise:

Meeting his NASCAR hero Tony Stewart.

There was a time when Talladega was the marquee event on the autumn NASCAR schedule, the race where anything could happen and carnage almost always ensued.

The drivers, livid about the changes, staged their own little protest -- you want us to play nice, fine, we'll play so nice that we put everyone to sleep.

Kevin Harvick joked about needing a spot to put his iPod, and Tony Stewart asked his crew for some No-Doz

Lap 79, fans could overhear Tony Stewart mentioning to his pit crew how bored he was.

By lap 86, the running order had not changed since lap 76.

Jamie McMurray crossed the finish line under a caution flag, a trail of carnage left behind on the front stretch, to win the AMP Energy 500 Sunday afternoon.

Tony Stewart, driver of the No. 14 Office Depot/Old Spice Chevrolet Impala SS for Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR), was one of the many drivers whose shot at a good finish went up in a cloud of smoke when he was caught up in the first of two multi-car accidents.

Lap 191 -- CHECKERED FLAG: Jamie McMurray claims his third career victory and wins the Amp Energy 500. Kasey Kahne claims second and Joey Logano takes third.

Stewart-Haas Racing driver Ryan Newman walked away from a frightening crash with five laps to go in Sunday’s Amp Energy 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Talladega Superspeedway.

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Heading into the seventh Chase race, Tony Stewart, who led for much of the regular season,A is fourth in the standings.

According to figures released this week by Ask.com , Kyle Busch and Tony Stewart top the list of potential NASCAR trick-or-treat costumes, but probably not at the Steve Addington household.

Anyone who has ever raced Tony Stewart or even asked him a question in a press conference knows the word feisty might well describe his personality.