I'm not even a huge racing fan, but Tony Stewart is a very authentic person

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That was great. This is a guy that means a ton to a ton of people. I've been proud to wear his name and number, first the 20, now the 14, since his rookie year. I started rooting for him his last year in IndyCars, so I've gotten to go on this entire ride in NASCAR. It's been great, and it's not over. The Sprint Cup side may be coming to an end from a driver standpoint, but he'll still be there, and there's still a lot of racing left to be done. And while I've only been on the periphery of this ride as a devout fan, I feel Eddie Jarvis's words in particular resonate for me too. When I started rooting for Tony it was because he was the cool, cocky kid from Indiana with the red-hot fluorescent yellow and day-glo orange paint scheme on his IndyCar, which was the criteria of awesome for a 12-year-old kid. But I've stayed with him all this time through some pretty high highs and some of the lowest lows imaginable and stood by him not because of the kind of racer he is, but the kind of person he is. So proud to be his fan.

when is this from

All you grandstand drivers should go to a drivers meeting at any race track in America. 1 of the first things they tell every driver is to stay in your car until the safety crew arrives unless it's on fire. It's a tradegy yes that the young kid died, but a tradegy of his own doing. If he'd stayed in his car he'd still be alive. Yes I'm a race car driver. I use to race ump and usmts modifieds, now I'm building an imca modified.

Notice they don't ask him about what he is actually known for, the killing of a young Kevin Ward. Ward made the fatal mistake of challenging Stewart's titanic ego on a Saturday night track in America. Stewart will never receive the respect because of his out of control attitude that has been well documented. The camera is his worst enemy.

nice video .... should include a part about where he acted on impulse and killed a guy. congrats killer stewart