Eldora Speedway, the iconic dirt track in Ohio, has been at the center of recent speculation. Rumors swirled about a potential sale, leaving fans and racing enthusiasts curious about its fate. However, Tony Stewart, the former NASCAR champion and co-owner of Eldora Speedway, has put those rumors to rest.
Is @TonyStewart selling @EldoraSpeedway?
He addressed the rumors prior to the start of Thursday's #DLMDream 👇 https://t.co/VQOHZGePXJ
— FloRacing (@FloRacing) June 6, 2024
In an interview during the Dirt Late Model Dream event, Stewart addressed the speculation head-on. His message was unequivocal: “This track is not for sale. It’s not sold. It’s ours. And we plan on keeping it for a long time.” Stewart’s statement contradicted the rumors that had been circulating within racing circles in the days leading up to the prestigious Late Model Dream event.
As a co-owner, Tony Stewart’s commitment to Eldora Speedway is unwavering. He emphasized that the track remains in their hands and that they have no intention of parting with it. For fans who feared changes or potential disruptions, Stewart’s reassurance provides much-needed clarity.
Tony Stewart’s Exit from SHR: A Shift in Racing Landscape
Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR), the powerhouse team co-owned by Tony Stewart and Gene Haas, has announced its decision to close down operations after the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season. For fans and industry insiders, this marks the end of an era.
Once a dominant force in NASCAR, SHR faced challenges in the Next Gen era. While they secured two Cup Series titles and celebrated victories with drivers like Kevin Harvick and Clint Bowyer, recent seasons saw a decline. The team struggled to maintain its success, lagging behind competitors like Joe Gibbs Racing and Hendrick Motorsports.
In a joint statement, Stewart and Haas acknowledged the labor-intensive nature of racing. They emphasized the need for unwavering commitment and vast resources. However, personal and business considerations led them to pass the torch. As SHR bows out, fans reflect on the legacy of a team that shaped NASCAR history.
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