Tony Stewart’s Hot New Ride Elicits 2-Word Reaction From Former NASCAR Rival as “Smoke” Gears Up for New Challenge

Although he is 51 years old, Tony Stewart is still actively racing. Currently, he is plying his trade in the drag racing arena, but he is also exploring other options. The 3-time NASCAR Cup champion is preparing for the Rumble in Fort Wayne Midget Car race. In fact, Stewart recently unveiled his ride for the event that will kick off soon. This new reveal excited a fair number of fans, and the NASCAR community was not far behind in reacting to the new car.

One of them was Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing driver and co-owner, Brad Keselowski. The 2012 NASCAR Cup Series champion admitted that the Midget Car was a very “pretty” ride. For the upcoming race, Stewart will be piloting the #2 car for the race. Despite his age, Stewart has been proving that he is pretty adept at adapting to any car. In fact, he has done this since his early racing days, having entered the NASCAR scene from IndyCar.

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What to expect from Tony Stewart and Brad Keselowski in 2023?

One thing is for sure, Stewart will continue to keep himself active and add more laurels. At the same time, he will also be monitoring his Stewart-Haas Racing team and its progress in NASCAR. Even though he is no longer racing in NASCAR, he is still involved with the team. This was especially evident when he helped Ryan Preece nab the #41 seat from Cole Custer, who moved down to the Xfinity Series.

As for Brad Keselowski, he also has his hands full with his RFK Racing team. The driver-owner endured a miserable personal campaign but was glad to see his teammate Chris Buescher win a race last year. After some early struggles adapting to the Next Gen car, Keselowski & co will be eager to hit the ground running in 2023. After all, every team would have gotten used to the new car and figured out what makes it tick.

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