Kevin Harvick Acknowledges Boss Tony Stewart’s 4-Word Reality Check About His & Dale Earnhardt Jr’s Latest Tour Initiative

Owning a racing series is an exhilarating experience, offering a unique sense of accomplishment and pride as one oversees the coordination of high-octane events and the fierce competition between skilled drivers. However, with such high stakes involved and intense rivalries brewing, emotions can run high on and off the track.

These emotional moments can serve as a catalyst for drama and tension, as drivers navigate the fine line between pursuing victory and maintaining sportsmanship. As the owner of a racing series, it becomes essential to manage these situations and foster a competitive yet supportive environment that encourages growth, camaraderie, and respect among participants.

Recently, Dale Earnhardt Jr, who now co-owns a racing series, invited former NASCAR icon and Kevin Harvick’s boss, Tony Stewart, to his podcast. During their conversation, Junior candidly asked Stewart for advice on managing and operating a successful racing series. What followed was a four-word advice from Stewart. Later on, Harvick even shared the clip of the same on his social media stories.

Tony Stewart gives his four-worded advice to Dale Earnhardt Jr

During the conversation, Junior asked, “Me and [Kevin] Harvick and [Jeff] Burton and Justin Marks bought into a series of our own. Gimme some advice.”

Right after Stewart responded, “Get thick-skinned real quick. Because you’ll go run an event and it will go flawlessly. And from the outside looking at it from your perspective there’s not gonna be anything wrong. And somebody’s gonna complain about something.”

Drawing from his vast racing experience, Stewart’s insights are undoubtedly valuable for Junior as he faces the challenges of owning a racing series. Sharing knowledge among racing veterans fosters a community spirit and collaboration, crucial for the ongoing growth and success of motorsports.

Stewart reveals his learning experience from the chairperson of NASCAR

Navigating the fast-paced and competitive environment of motorsports, conflicts, and emotions can sometimes escalate. Hence, making the role of a racing series owner both demanding and fulfilling. Tony Stewart, a former NASCAR icon, gained valuable insight into owning a racing series from none other than Mike Helton, the esteemed chairperson of NASCAR.

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“Somebody’s gonna have a bad night, and somehow you’re gonna be the blame for it. What I have learned, and it took a long time, cuz I don’t… Guy gets in my face and starts yelling and I yell back normally. What I learned with having the series, I always go back to Mike Helton … He always goes, ‘Don’t make it personal.’“

This invaluable guidance from Mike Helton has left a lasting impact on Tony Stewart, particularly when it comes to handling the intense emotions and pressures that accompany the responsibility of managing a racing series.

Moreover, Dale Earnhardt Jr can undoubtedly learn from Stewart’s experience. Also, apply these lessons to foster a competitive yet supportive environment. By doing so, Junior will be better equipped to navigate the challenges that arise. Ultimately contributing to the growth and success of his racing series.

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