“I’m Fine Being Done”: Tony Stewart Responds to Detractors as He Refocuses on Eldora Speedway

Three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Tony Stewart has addressed recent criticism following the announcement of Stewart-Haas Racing’s closure at the end of the season. In a candid conversation with Kevin Harvick on the Happy Hour podcast, Stewart expressed his contentment with stepping away from NASCAR, stating, “I’m fine being done.” (On3)

Stewart emphasized that the decision to close Stewart-Haas Racing was made with the best interests of the employees in mind. He remarked, “I feel like our group did a great job of taking care of our people the best that we could.” (On3)

With his departure from NASCAR, Stewart is redirecting his focus to Eldora Speedway, the historic dirt track in Ohio he has owned since 2004. Addressing rumors about the potential sale of Eldora Speedway, Stewart clarified that the track is not for sale and remains a significant part of his future plans. He stated, “This track is not sold and it is not for sale. This is a tradition… and we’re proud to be owners of this race track.” (YouTube, Sportskeeda)

Stewart’s renewed commitment to Eldora Speedway underscores his dedication to grassroots racing and his desire to preserve the legacy of one of the sport’s most iconic venues. As he transitions away from NASCAR, Stewart appears poised to invest his energy and passion into nurturing the future of dirt track racing.