Tony Stewart, a NASCAR Hall of Famer and the owner of Eldora Speedway, has reaffirmed his strong desire to bring a NASCAR Cup Series or Xfinity Series race to his famed dirt track. Stewart, who has long been a passionate advocate for dirt racing, has stated that this is a goal he is determined to achieve.
Eldora Speedway, located in Rossburg, Ohio, has hosted numerous prestigious dirt races, including the annual Eldora Dirt Derby, which was part of the NASCAR Truck Series for several years. Stewart’s vision is to elevate the track’s profile even further by bringing the top-tier Cup or Xfinity Series to Eldora, offering fans the rare opportunity to watch NASCAR’s premier divisions compete on a dirt surface.
“I want the Eldora Speedway fans to watch a NASCAR Cup or Xfinity Series race here. It’s something I’m determined to make happen,” Stewart said. His enthusiasm for dirt racing and his connection to the sport make him a strong advocate for this dream, and the idea has generated excitement among fans who would love to see the premier series take on the challenges of Eldora’s dirt track.
As NASCAR continues to evolve, Stewart’s push for a dirt race at Eldora remains a compelling possibility that could reshape the sport’s racing landscape.
