Tony Stewart

This multi-million dollar mansion has everything from an indoor aquarium and bowling alley to over 400 acres of hunting land.

He broke his leg the last time he raced in Iowa, but this weekend 'Smoke' returns.

If you thought Tony Stewart would retire completely from racing, you don't know a true racecar driver very well. We never truly retire.

Tony Stewart has been medically cleared by Doctors and will be racing today at the Richmond International Raceway. Before he even hit the track, Tony was fined $35,000 by NASCAR for "actions detrimental to the sport." Last weekend at Bristol, the hot topic has been lug nuts...

Sources close to Tony Stewart say that he's looking at returning to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series May 21st. Tony was injured in an ATV accident in California on Jan 31st. He underwent surgery last Wednesday to remove dangerous bone fragments from the area of the fracture and stabilize the affected vertebra...

Tony Stewart has been ruled out of the running of this year's Daytona 500. Tony was involved in an ATV accident while on vacation in California last weekend. Stewart sustained a burst fracture of the L1 vertebra in his back. He was able to move all extremities, according to initial reports...

Saturday night's race at Charlotte produced a lot of anger between three drivers in the chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup -- Denny Hamlin, Matt Kenseth, and Brad Keselowski, in particular.

The following is a statement Tony Stewart released on his Facebook page regarding the grand jury’s decision on the Kevin Ward Jr. tragedy:

Tony Stewart has decided to return to racing this weekend. Here's the official announcement:

First off, I want to state that I am not a member of the Tony Stewart fan club or Kevin Ward Jr. fan club. I admire them both. I am, however, a proud member of the dirt racing community and when something happens to a fellow driver/drivers, we all feel the pain.