TONY STEWART DECISION ON HIS FATHER RACING IN NHRA: “IF HE WANTS TO RACE, WE…

Tony Stewart Supports Father’s NHRA Ambitions Despite Risks

Tony Stewart, the three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and current NHRA team owner, recently addressed speculation about his father, Nelson Stewart, potentially competing in NHRA events. Speaking candidly, Stewart emphasized that while safety is a priority, he fully supports his father’s desire to race.

 

“If he wants to race, we’re going to support him 100%,” Stewart stated in an interview. “My dad has always been passionate about motorsports, and I know firsthand how that passion drives us to push boundaries. At the same time, we’ll ensure he has the best resources and safety measures in place.”

 

Nelson Stewart, a long-time racing enthusiast, has expressed interest in testing his skills in the high-speed world of drag racing. Tony Stewart, who transitioned into NHRA racing himself in 2022 and now co-owns a competitive team with his wife, Leah Pruett, understands the allure of the sport but also its inherent dangers.

 

“NHRA is no joke. It’s one of the most thrilling but challenging forms of motorsports out there,” Stewart added. “We’ll make sure he’s prepared and supported, just like we do for every driver on our team.”

 

While no official plans for Nelson Stewart’s NHRA debut have been announced, Tony hinted at potential test runs or exhibition events to ease his father into the sport. “We’re taking it step by step. Dad’s always been a racer at heart, and I want him to enjoy this experience without unnecessary risks.”

 

Fans and motorsport insiders are eagerly awaiting further updates, viewing this potential move as a heartfelt continuation of the Stewart family’s deep-rooted racing legacy. As Tony Stewart balances his roles as a team owner, mentor, and supportive son, his father’s potential NHRA foray adds another exciting chapter to the family’s storied motorspor

ts journey.

 

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