“They Race Hurt, They Race Sick” – Tony Stewart Ruthlessly Condemns Critics Sabotaging Drivers’ Free Will as HMS Star Lands Himself in a Chase Elliott Nightmare

Since Chase Elliott took a break from racing for a couple of events, there has been a buzz among fans questioning his involvement in activities that may lead to injuries. It is essential to remember that NASCAR drivers, like everyone else, are humans who have lives beyond the racetrack.

Tony Stewart lashes out at critics

During a recent conversation with SiriusXM NASCAR Radio, Stewart said, “Across the world of motorsports, drivers race hurt, they race sick. I had a death in the family, that’s my grandmother’s funeral and had to run a 500-mile race the next day. There were all kinds of adversity that we faced as drivers and teams and crew members. But you know, the same thing can happen driving to and from the race shop, you can get in a car accident there and get hurt.

“So where do you know, for people who sit there and go, somebody should or shouldn’t do something? I don’t think it’s fair. I mean, I think you have to, you only get one trip at this. You only get one opportunity to live your life and yes, it’s great to be a professional racecar driver. And there’s a lot of teams and different forms of motorsports that have stipulations on both drivers can and can’t do.”

Stewart also emphasized the importance of living life and not taking unnecessary risks, as success in different racing formats can positively influence a driver’s mindset and overall performance.

During the same interview, Tony Stewart mentioned, “I mean, life is a chance every day. I mean every day you go on the street and everybody’s on their cell phones and this and that and not paying attention. People just aren’t doing their part. I mean, it’s hard to sit there and get these drivers a hard time. I feel like when they’re just trying to live their life like everybody else’s.

“We just do it in a way that you know, occasionally things can happen, but it can happen in anything… At some point you got to sit there and go, I have to live life and drivers have great opportunities to race cars, but they don’t and they’ve earned the right to enjoy their lives as well.”

Stewart’s viewpoint is entirely valid, particularly given his own background as a skilled and accomplished racing driver. With such extensive experience, he undoubtedly empathizes with the emotions and challenges faced by his fellow drivers.

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