Notorious WWE Legend Ric Flair Treads Deeper Into NASCAR After Defending Tony Stewart’s “Dirtiest” Culprit

NASCAR is no stranger to the spotlight, with both on-track action and off-track controversies keeping fans intrigued. The world of stock car racing is stirring with unexpected twists as legendary WWE figure Ric Flair steps further into the sport. Having recently come to the defense of Paul Tracy, who was suspended from the SRX Series after a stern warning from series co-owner Tony Stewart. Flair is now venturing deeper into the NASCAR landscape. He has recently shared a birthday message to one of the legends of NASCAR.

The Superstar Racing Experience series, led by Tony Stewart just blazed through its third season. However, it wasn’t without controversies both on and off the track. Former IndyCar driver Paul Tracy’s on-track antics triggered a massive collision at Pulaski, drawing massive criticism. Amid the chaos, Ric Flair, the wrestling icon, emerged as an unexpected voice, defending Tracy’s actions through an Instagram reel. Flair’s witty reference to Tracy’s “dirtiest player” reputation added an intriguing twist to the drama.

Ric Flair, WWE’s “Nature Boy” hails Kenny Wallace in a birthday message

NASCAR legend Kenny Wallace celebrated his 60th birthday on August 23rd. And his long-time friend Ric Flair sent him a special birthday message via a YouTube short. Ric looked super excited as he wished his pal turning 60. Ric who has been friends with Wallace for over 30 years referred to him as the man, the myth, and the legend. Also, adding a tinge of humor and sarcasm, Ric said that he thought Wallace was just 41 or 42.

Here’s what he said in his birthday message. “Happy Birthday KW. I am talking about the man, the myth, the legend. One and only Kenny Wallace. My friend for 30 years. God bless you, my brother. Time’s been good to both of us. We live the big life, we’ve had great times. We’ve been up, we’ve been down. But we’ve never been not the best at what we do. Kenny Wallace and the Nature Boy, side by side. Putting Charlotte on the map, turning the big six oh, holy sh*t. I thought you were just 41 or 42. You’re a special guy loved by many, respected by everybody, myself included. Happy birthday Kenny Wallace, from the one and only NATURE BOY.”

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As the SRX series ended with Ryan Newman winning the title, we could see happy faces all around. One great moment was when Tony Stewart and Kenny Wallace hugged as they bid adieu to the 3rd season of the series. However, after the fact, Kenny Wallace spoke to Matt Weaver and shared his thoughts on the final race. And he made a candid remark about when the 3 time Cup Series champ and SHR Team owner passed him on the track.

Kenny Wallace admits that he didn’t fight Tony Stewart because he was abused by him on track once before

NASCAR icon Kenny Wallace recently shared insights into his dynamic with Tony Stewart during the SRX Racing Championship. Wallace revealed that during a heated race, Stewart’s temperament was palpable, harking back to a time when Stewart “abused” him on the track. This candid revelation provides a glimpse into the intense emotions that drive racing legends, as Wallace and Stewart navigated a captivating journey in the SRX series.

Speaking to Matt Weaver about the final race of the SRX season, Wallace said, “I could feel his temperament. At the time I’m running like fourth or fifth and he [Tony Stewart] came to the front and he was going. and I’m like ‘go’ because he already abused me once and I said ‘Okay you go’ and then the caution came out…”

The on-track exchange between Tony Stewart and Kenny Wallace captures the dynamics of the sport. Where fierce competition is often paired with a sense of camaraderie and mutual respect. Wallace’s unfiltered insight provides fans with a glimpse of what unfolds beyond the track.

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The NASCAR world is a canvas of emotion, passion, and unexpected connections. So, whether it’s wrestling’s Nature Boy or fierce competition between legends, the stories that unfold on and off the track keep fans on the edge of their seats.