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Tony Stewart’s Shocking Revelation: “I Was Not a Good Person” in NASCAR Glory Days

Carl Smith by Carl Smith
May 8, 2025
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Tony Stewart’s Shocking Revelation: “I Was Not a Good Person” in NASCAR Glory Days

Apr 27, 2025; Concord, NC, USA; NHRA top fuel driver Tony Stewart during the American Rebel Light Four Wide Nationals at zMax Dragway. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images

NASCAR Legend Tony Stewart Admits to Being a Bad Influence During Racing Career

In a shocking revelation, NASCAR icon Tony Stewart has come clean about his past behavior during his illustrious racing career. Known for his aggressive driving style and fierce competitiveness, Stewart recently opened up about his regrets and the impact of his intense focus on winning at all costs.

During a candid interview on a popular podcast hosted by Kenny Wallace, Stewart confessed to being consumed by his desire for victory, admitting, “I was so intense with racing. I was so on edge all the time.” The three-time Cup Series champion acknowledged that his single-minded pursuit of success led him to neglect his relationships with others in the sport, conceding, “I was not a good person to people. I just wasn’t.”

Stewart’s admission sheds light on the intense pressure and cutthroat nature of NASCAR racing, where drivers often prioritize winning above all else. His willingness to confront his past behavior demonstrates a newfound perspective and personal growth since transitioning to the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) after retiring from NASCAR.

The shift to NHRA drag racing presented Stewart with a new set of challenges and a different competitive environment. Drawing comparisons between the two racing series during an appearance on Kevin Harvick’s podcast, Stewart highlighted the stark differences in race lengths and intensity. While NASCAR races can last for hours with multiple pit stops, NHRA drag races are over in a matter of seconds, leaving no room for errors.

Despite the drastic change in racing disciplines, Stewart’s talent and adaptability have allowed him to thrive in the world of drag racing. Fans may miss seeing him on the NASCAR circuit since Stewart-Haas Racing ceased operations in the Cup Series, but his legacy as a versatile and accomplished driver continues to resonate in the racing community.

As Stewart continues to navigate the challenges and triumphs of his post-NASCAR career, his willingness to reflect on his past mistakes and strive for personal growth serves as an inspiration to aspiring racers and fans alike. The evolution of Tony Stewart from a fierce competitor to a reflective veteran underscores the complexities of professional racing and the enduring impact of self-awareness and accountability in sports.

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