Tony Stewart’s Insider Claims to Mimic Rick Hendrick’s Blueprint for Success
As the dust of the racing season settles, a phoenix is preparing to rise from the ashes. Stewart-Haas Racing, a titan in the world of motorsports, is on the brink of a daring transformation.
With the departure of seasoned veterans Kevin Harvick and Aric Almirola, the team is now placing its bets on the young and promising Chase Briscoe. The 29-year-old is set to lead a team of rising stars, all eager to make their mark in the Cup Series.
Inspired by Success
The team is drawing inspiration from Hendrick Motorsports' successful strategy of nurturing young talent. "Hendrick Motorsports did it four or five years ago," said SHR's Crew Chief Drew Blickensderfer, highlighting the potential of such a strategy.
The Road Ahead
Blickensderfer is clear about the team's mission, stating, "We think all of our race car drivers can win races and drive race cars really well. But we didn’t have race cars last that Kevin Harvick could win in, and that as a company we need to fix." The team is ready to face the challenges head-on, with a renewed focus on progress and performance.