Tony Stewart Wins

Tony Stewart’s versatility and innate talent have been highlighted through his impressive performances in many facets of motorsports. The NASCAR as well as Motorsports Hall of Famer has been racing since the age of just eight years old.

Stewart is also the only driver in history to have won Championships in both IndyCar as well as NASCAR Cup Series. He bagged the IndyCar Championship in 1997 after which he made a move to the Cup Series in 1999. Stewart started his Cup Series journey with one of the most impressive rookie performances, earning him Rookie of the Year 1999.

He has been one of the best performers on the grid since the start of his career and won his first championship four years into the series. After becoming the Champion in 2002, Stewart then won the title again in 2005. Both of his titles were under Joe Gibbs Racing. He also started his own Cup Series team with Gene Haas, Stewart-Haas Racing, in 2009.

At the same time, he left his old team to race under his own banner. Not long after this switch, Tony Stewart won his third and final Championship in the 2011 season. Stewart raced until the 2016 season and then decided to retire from the Cup Series. He currently competes in drag races for his team, Tony Stewart Racing.

Tony Stewart Wins

Tony Stewart has been one of the most multi-faceted drivers in NASCAR. He has won 49 races as well as three Championships during his time in the Cup Series. He also became the first owner Champion in 2011 since Alan Kulwicki.

Stewart has consistently won races throughout his career in the series. He won three races in his first season in 1999 and placed himself 4th in the Championship. He went on to win multiple races every season in 2013. His consistent performances and 308 top-10 finishes made him a championship contender in almost all seasons.

Stewart also participated in the Xfinity Series and won 11 races. He only raced part-time in the series but still managed to get race wins. In the 2008 season, Stewart raced 9 races for Joe Gibbs racing in the Xfinity series. Out of these nine races, he won five. During his IndyCar stint, he won three races and one championship for Team Menard.

As a team owner, his team Stewart-Haas Racing, has won a total of 69 races. They also have two championship titles under their belt, thanks to Tony Stewart, himself, and Kevin Harvick. Out of their 762 race starts, they have finished Top-10 700 times.

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