Tony Stewart Emphasize On Speculating Report Of Eldora Sale

Tony Stewart, owner of Eldora Speedway, has emphatically denied rumors that the iconic track is up for sale. The speculation began circulating in racing circles ahead of the prestigious Late Model Dream event, which kicks off this week.

Stewart addressed the rumors directly, stating, “I don’t know who was really bored and thought they would play a nice practical joke, but this track is not sold and it is not for sale.” He emphasized the track’s rich history and tradition, started by Earl and Bernice Baltes in 1954.

Stewart’s frustration was palpable as he discussed the rumors. “Trust me, when my phone started blowing up yesterday, I was not happy at all,” he said. “This track is a part of our family, and we’re proud to be its stewards.”

Eldora Speedway has been a staple of dirt track racing for over six decades, hosting premier events like the World 100 and Kings Royal. Stewart’s ownership has continued the legacy of the Baltes family, who founded the track.

Stewart reassured fans and competitors that Eldora’s commitment to racing remains unwavering. “We’re passionate about this sport, and this track is a labor of love,” he said. “We’re dedicated to preserving its heritage and continuing to provide a world-class racing experience.”

Racing enthusiasts can rest easy knowing Eldora Speedway remains under Stewart’s dedicated ownership. As the Late Model Dream event approaches, drivers and fans alike can focus on the excitement on track, rather than speculation off it.

With rumors laid to rest, Eldora Speedway is poised to continue its legacy as one of dirt track racing’s crown jewels.