Tony Stewart, a three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, has recently opened up about his departure from the sport. In a candid interview, Stewart expressed that while he doesn’t miss the racing itself, he deeply misses the camaraderie with the people he worked alongside.
Reflecting on NASCAR’s evolution, Stewart noted that technological advancements have significantly changed the sport, making it different from when he was actively involved. He mentioned, “Technology comes in and evolves and it changes and it’s just not what it used to be when I ran it.” Despite his reservations about some of these changes, Stewart acknowledged NASCAR’s resilience, stating, “It’s a sport that’s going to make it a long time.”
Since stepping away from NASCAR, Stewart has remained active in the racing world. He took on hosting duties for the “Racers Roundtable,” a show that brings together various racing legends to share their stories. Stewart expressed pride in facilitating conversations among racers from different backgrounds, highlighting the unique and diverse experiences each guest brings to the table.
Additionally, Stewart has been involved in the NHRA (National Hot Rod Association), further showcasing his versatility and passion for motorsports. His departure from NASCAR marks the end of an era, but Stewart continues to contribute significantly to the racing community through various roles and ventures.
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