Tony Stewart News

BOCA RATON ,A Fla. Office Depot announced that through March 6 fans who make any purchase at an Office Depot store will receive a scratch-off card for a chance to win a variety of prizes instantly.

Old Spice and two-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Tony Stewart announced Friday that they are bringing back their signature Victory Towel Auctions giving fans the opportunity to bid on an unusual piece of racing history and help those in need.

Steve Kinser knows a little something about taking a stab at NASCAR. In 1995, the King of the Outlaws, who will drive sprint cars for Tony Stewart this year, made an abortive stab at what was then NASCAR's Winston Cup Series.

Tony Stewart will be sporting the Old Spice colors on his No. 14 Stewart Haas Chevy for the first time in the Budweiser Shootout at Daytona International Speedway to kick off the 2010 season.A But he will also be bringing something familiar with him to the race: his signature Victory Lane Tony Towel.A Tony Stewart and Old Spice are bringing back ...

Danica Patrick says she only recently learned the ARCA event in which she'll make her stock car racing debut on Saturday at Daytona is a renowned "crash fest." The buildup for the Feb.

NASCAR announced in December the starting field for the Budweiser Shootout will include the 12 drivers who competed in the 2009 Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.

Barberville, FL-February 1, 2010-Steve Kinser and Tony Stewart have a lot in common.

Tony Stewart's Eldora Speedway announced today that reserved seat tickets for the annual Prelude to the Dream, considered to be the most sought after item in grassroots racing, will go on sale Monday, March 1 at 10:00 AM (EST), on a first-come, first-served basis.

Stewart will sign autographs for fans at the local Office Depot store in Ormond Beach, Florida.

“She’s going to deal with more heat than she’s ever had to as far as inside the racecar,” said Tony Stewart, the driver who has most successfully made the transition from open-wheel to stock cars.

“It’s hard to focus when you’re in heat that you’re not used to.

Television coverage, highlighted by a Daytona 500 origination for ESPN’s flagship program SportsCenter, an expanded schedule for ESPN2’s daily news program NASCAR Now, coverage of NASCAR Media Day on ESPNEWS, and NASCAR Nationwide Series practice.

"Great Racing, Great Stories" -- the theme to NASCAR's recent media-tour announcements -- gets rolling this week.

Tony Stewart starts his second season as an owner and driver. He is always tough to beat at the extremely fast Daytona.

He can see the holes before they even open up and is an extremely smart driver. Last year he pulled in a top ten finish by taking eighth

NASCAR officials are encouraging drivers to mix it up more on the track this season, vowing that NASCAR is a contact sport and they want see a bit more bumping and banging.

A surprise visitor to the Atlantic City race was two-time NASCAR champion Tony Stewart.

Stewart was on hand to help on the car driven by Jessica Zemken. Zemken will be driving a Stewart-owned sprint car in a limited World of Outlaws schedule this season.

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Tony Stewart and Ryan Newman both made the Chase last year in their first season at Stewart-Haas Racing.

I'm a race car driver, it's what I love to do," Stewart says of racing in other series.

"This is my job, obviously, in the Cup series and I love what I do here, I love the level of competition, I love the amount of time you have to focus to be successful here.

Success and maturity can make a big difference.

Once known as "Tony the Terrible" for his caustic and antagonistic attitudes, particularly in dealing with the media, two-time Cup champion Tony Stewart was "Tony the Tame" as he fielded questions during Charlotte Motor Speedway's recent NASCAR media tour.

"Did you hear? Jimmie Johnson wrecked in Rolex 24 practice at Daytona! He's hurt ... bad!"

Tony Stewart's probably running a dirt late model somewhere as we speak."