He’s surrounded himself with good people like brothers Brett and Jared Frood who manage all the business activities that make up the Tony Stewart brand. Stewart admits he couldn’t have found all his success, much less manage it, by himself.
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“When it came to buying Eldora Speedway and when it came the opportunity to be a partner with Gene Haas and be an owner in the Cup series and our World of Outlaws team, being a series owner, being an NHRA owner now getting married, all of these individually, you know, obviously you dream of getting married at some point, but all the business aspects of it. (Photo by Sean Gardner/Getty Images) Getty Images for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series 5th Annual Eldora Dirt Derby 150 at Eldora Speedway on Jin Rossburg, Ohio. ROSSBURG, OH - JULY 18: Tony Stewart, owner of Eldora Speedway, looks at the track before practice. “I never thought years ago, when I was in high school, I thought if I could ever make a living drive in a racecar and I didn't have to work a quote unquote, real job, that it'd be perfect. “I think every element was something that as opportunities came along, I was surprised and shocked that we were in those scenarios and had these opportunities,” he said. Once he embarked on that journey, Stewart never really looked back, nor did he ever think that he would find the success he’s found and continues to find.
He returned to that machine shop on that Monday in February of 1993 and told the owner that he would leave the next month and go racing fulltime. Tony Stewart has come a long way since that redeye flight all those years ago. I think it is just going to blow people's minds.” “This is just that new version that I feel like when fans understand it and understand what the possibilities and capabilities are of trading and this and that back and forth. “The technology involved in it and what the final product is absolutely turned me back into the five year old or eight year old when I saw baseball cards the first time and, and saw that my friends had 'em and saw how much they wanted this one and this guy wanted that one and they traded. “I think what Orange Comet’s able to do,” Stewart said. Unlike baseball cards however, NFTs won’t wear out, or get lost in a shoebox in the attic. “Our goal from the beginning was to celebrate this man's ridiculously iconic career.”įor Stewart, NFTs harken back to his childhood days when he traded baseball cards. And to do that, you need to emotionally connect them to something. You know, we knew, and we had a goal together that this is at the end of the day about ultimately engaging fans in a brand-new way. “I think Tony's passion is what drives it, no pun intended, for us and our passion as well. “This is a unique opportunity for us at Orange Comet, it's a unique opportunity for the fans. “Look, it's an honor I mean, there's nothing short of that from our perspective,” said Orange Comet co-founder and CEO Dave Broome. (Photo by Todd Warshaw/Getty Images for NASCAR) Getty Images for NASCAR Stewart wins his third NASCAR Championship. Depot/Mobil 1 Chevrolet, after winning the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Ford 400 and the 2011 Series Championship at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Novemin Homestead, Florida.
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HOMESTEAD, FL - NOVEMBER 20: Crew members celebrate with Tony Stewart, driver of the #14 Office.
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