April 20th, 2010%
Kyle Busch, HBO Pay-Per-View Sports GM and VP Tammy Ross and Tony Stewart - Credit: Ron McQueeney
Indianapolis, IN – Tony Stewart and Kyle Busch were at Indianapolis Motor Speedway for a tire test today and took the opportunity to meet with members of the media to announce changes to this years Prelude to the Dream late model dirt race at Eldora Speedway. Here’s is the transcript:
Moderator: On behalf of Indianapolis Motor Speedway, I want to thank them for allowing us to hold this event and hosting us.
Thank you very much for being here, and first off I would like to introduce our panel: Tony Stewart, two-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion, as well as the owner of Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio. In the middle, Tammy Ross, the general manager and vice president of HBO Pay-Per-View Sports; and Kyle Busch, Gillette Young Guns and most recent winner on the NASCAR Nationwide Series down at Texas. Continue reading Stewart Announces 2010 Prelude to the Dream Plans
July 9th, 2009%
TONY STEWART met with members of the media at Chicagoland Speedway and discussed the last lap at Daytona, starting his race team, his season to date and other topics. Continue reading Tony Stewart Thursday Media Visit at Chicagoland
July 2nd, 2009%
Daytona – TONY STEWART met with media and discussed his role as an owner/driver, the heat and how that affects the race, the people he has chosen to join Stewart-Haas Racing, Danica Patrick, and more. Continue reading Tony Stewart Thursday Media Visit
June 30th, 2009%
ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. – Every weekend from February to November fans show up to see their favorite driver go bumper to bumper at 180 mph toward the checkered flag. The sport fills some of the largest venues in the world…its a Super Bowl every week. Continue reading Tony Stewart to be featured on CNBC NASCAR Special
May 28th, 2009%
ROSSBURG, Ohio – As the sun sets over the cornfields of central Ohio on Wednesday, June 3, 26 of the best drivers in the country will meet at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg for the fifth annual Prelude to the Dream.
There is no prize money, no points, no sponsor obligations — just 26 drivers in dirt Late Model stock cars going for a trophy and bragging rights among their peers. All drivers want the trophy, but for 25 of them, if they can’t win, they want to beat Eldora’s owner, Tony Stewart, a two-time Prelude to the Dream winner. Continue reading The Drivers are Pumped for the Prelude to the Dream
