I was fortunate enough to have worked on the car on that wall. I was a tire runner on the crew at the 500 that year. That car ran the fastest lap of the race and blew up while leading.
That’s awesome Andy. My dream brother would be to drive an Indycar for a living let alone work on a team like you did. Grew up an hour away from IMS. What a blessing. Love Indycar 👍🏎🏁🇺🇸
Thats cool . Be proud working on that crew. Myself volluntaried at the Smithsonian Air n Space Museum in DC . Worked on thr Atachi M631 Serian WW2 Japanese plane.
@Loud clear yes, so they could buy all the pot they wanted? Ward was high, got out of his car and walked into traffic. You do stupid stuff... win stupid prizes. If this had been another driver with less financial means you would not even know Ward's name.
To know that Jimmy gave him that 7th championship helmet , that shows you what Tony means to the guys he raced with. Thats a huge deal to get such a gift!
So cool to see him group the 7 time champion helmets together, you can tell he really appreciates the racing history and the stories behind each of them.
It's so cool that Tony has Carl Edward's helmet. I watched that championship race and it was EPIC! And to have Jimmie Johnson's 7th Championship helmet...PRICELESS. I really miss seeing Tony race in the NASCAR series.
I got to see him win the save mart 350 at the Sonoma road course back in 2016.. my dad took me on a trip to California for my 21st birthday and we booked our tickets for the race months in advance.. one of the best times of my life and was also my first ever official nascar cup race I ever attended.. got a little to faded at the track to well, when your favorite driver of all time wins, you’re celebrating!! Been a big fan of Tony since I was a little kid and always loved watching him race regardless of the outcome 😂😂🏁🏎️
Tony use to come into Nascar café in Nashville where my wife worked as a manager. I got to talk with him on a few different occasions. In his Nascar glory days he was always very kind and polite to me. Was a true down to earth person. I really enjoyed it. Makes me want to go get my old Action Elites out and run down memory lane. I was a big fan. Great to see he is doing so good!
@@stephenschenider4007 he didn’t murder anyone. If you race you know a top rule is if your in a crash you get off the track you don’t stay on it and stand in the path of a car that’s on the kid not Tony
@@redmyst5864 Bs I seen the video he kicked his ass end out on purpose during a caution. He knows how to handle that car better than anyone in the world including race driver, and on a caution I repeat a slow caution lap.....Just before that they were also beefing which makes that intent to murder. SHAME ON YOU. You people defending him make me sick.
@@jemimallah it was a accident. Not like he took a gun or a knife to him. Dead guy was stupid getting out of car to look at damage when cars were still going around. Stupid people win stupid prizes
@@stephenschenider4007 it was a accident. Not like he took a gun or a knife to him. Dead guy was stupid getting out of car to look at damage when cars were still going around. Stupid people win stupid prizes
So cool. Thamks Tony. I am an old sprint car driver, waaaay before your time. I had a friend that was friends with AJ so I got a lot of parts from AJ and any Indy full races week ticket for two years. I still root for you and your teams. Havagudun Tony and you too Doug.
I've always loved Tony Stewart and always appreciated his passion for racing. His era of Nascar was extremely enjoyable for me. I don't want to get into comparing eras but I don't even watch Nascar anymore because there are only 3 or 4 drivers worth rooting for and the rest are just not worth watching. Thank you Tony for all you did for racing and all you continue to do.
I've never been to the Indy 500 or The Brickyard 400. But I love Tony Stewart and his basement! He has 2 KISS pinball machines, which is my favorite band!! All the more respect for #Smoke!
Great Basement Thanks for the tour and the great Racing memories. Note: The People of Ft. Wayne Love watching you race at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum
That was great , wish every top,athlete would allow a crew to do a walk thru and honor us with their greatness , isn’t that what it’s all about . Would love to see this , what an honor. Thanks tony. J
I have a beautiful collection of Motorcycle helmets, that I have built up over the last two years. I started flipping used Motorcycles after I retired from running my mobile Tractor and Trailer repair service. I always buy them out of town, and I normally always ride them back from wherever I bought them from, because that is the best way to test one. The people who I have bought them from, have been nice enough to let me have whatever helmet that they used whenever they rode the bike. I have been blessed with the Opportunity to be able to do it, because Motorcycles have been my passion since I was 11 years old. I give them up for about 20 years after my Son and Daughter were born, just to make sure that I was around to raise them into adulthood. I draged raced every weekend with my father's team, and then I started up my own when I was 18. Retired at 21 to raise my kids, and have been blessed with the opportunity to get back in them on a different level. I'm not in the business just to make Money, even though it's really good during certain times of the year. I'm in it to have a place to keep my personal collection of Motorcycles, and be safe while working on them. Great video thanks for sharing.
Awesome tour and very cool to see that Indy car on the wall with my company's primary sponsor "Glidden" on it from 90's and all of those racing helmets! Now its PPG with Newgarden as the driver with Penske in Indycar. Thanks Doug and Tony again for a great tour!
This was an awesome video, thank you so much for sharing this with everyone. I'm amazed at his collection and everything he has done , just an amazing great guy.
Awesome play room,thank you for the tour.While standing at end of helmet case,on floor at Tony's feet there's a Colts,I'd sure LOVE to know whose it is.
In an episode of the dale Junior download, Dale Junior said that every night his dad would come home and go to the basement to play pinball for an hour or two and never said anything about it. Now I understand what he was doing all those years…
Did they mention the part about his needlessly killing another dirt track driver? Go look up the video online. TS is a POS. Being a well-connected millionaire saved him... at least here on Earth.
So was I. I had a cooler full of budweiser and I probably drank about 20. I was so hammered and it was hot as hell. Day after worst hangover of my life. LOL
@@57libra2 Tony Stewart was the victim here. Because of his successful life he has to deal with every sort of loser coming after him. Get a life and try accomplishing something yourself...
@@57libra2 I watched the video, it's pretty clear what he did. He was trying to scare him and instead ran him over. I will check out the 'The Hit'. I just checked and found it.
I have always watched and wanted to be able to shake your hand Tony before my day comes to a end. When I drove truck I used to go to Columbus Indiana alot.
Tony Thank You for all the enjoyment You Given us over the years watching you and all the other Racers ! My Favorite Cartoon was Allways Speed Racer! My dad used get so mad at me because I couldn't leave the house till the next episode was over! Smoke Also Gods Blessing for all the Generosity and Love you Show! Love Forever Race Fan Rusty Clarke Chester/Enon Va. SAVE SOUTHSIDE SPEEDWAY!
@@marksauer7604 One has nothing to do with the other. You thought you would say something clever and edgy, but you ended up exposing your own ignorance.
@@BabyJesus66 Again, one has nothing to do with the other. Also, he was never charged for that incident and as a former race car driver, he should have never, ever, ever got out of his car to confront another driver. Especially if the cars are moving under caution. His father should have instilled that in him before ever letting him race. Most race cars are built in a way the driver can't see much on the right and we're always looking to the left of the car in front of you.✌️
@@blh-rr9fu I watched it multiple times and I have yet to see what all you morons seem to see. I have never once seen the part where Tony drug the kid out of his car, placed him in the middle of the track then mowed him down. If you have a link to that version I’d love to finally see it!
Tony Stewart is a CLASS ACT; and truly a legend in his own time! Not to mention how humble and down-to-earth he is. I laughed too hard when he said he has more helmets than trophies - I seriously doubt there's any truth in that statement. LOL
@@BabyJesus66 you can't call it murder when a driver steps out in front of a race car during an active race! Have you ever driven a dirt-track car? They don't stop (or turn) on a dime! Besides, TS was not charged!
I consider myself so lucky to have met in person my 2 favorite race car drivers of all time. Tony Stewart and AJ Foyt. They are to me the guys that can race anything and win!
He won one of those Indy 500s on my birthday 🎉 and I told him that when I met him after he retired from cup and as a fan of his it was special to share that together
Hey, IMS, let Mr Stewart know that I am a professional poker dealer and retired military veteran. I noticed his poker table has a professional, casino level setup. I would gladly deal his home game. I live only two hours away.
Love him or hate him you had to respect Smoke. He was a driver's driver. As a former racer I admire his outstanding skill and knowledge of the history of racing. The media always liked to catch him during his most frustrated moments but to me what it always showed was his passion for racing and his innate intolerance of someone's bs. A modern day AJ Foyt.
@@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT you might as well marry the murderer (Tony Stewart) because you can't seem to get off his dick already. Learn how to create a logical or thoughtful response/rebuttal before making a child-like comment or you'll just get easily owned.
He was able to build that play room with the money he saved and did commercials for china. Look it up don't believe me. Mahindra tractor is made in china assembled here in United States of America. To me that's a TRAITOR tony SUCKS BOOOO
@@larrysmith8635 He walked away from gibbs out of respect to the American workers and manufacturers.Tony Stewart has been a respectful and decent man and a great Ambassador for racing. Mahindra is an Indian company you ignorant troll...
@@larrysmith8635 I have no idea why someone would write something like that unless they believe everyone that has made something out of themselves is a traitor. You might want to look up the charities Mr Stewart is involved with. What have you done to give to someone with less?
Mahindra & Mahindra is an Indian corporation, not Chinese. Whether some parts are made in China, until COVID caused a few companies to grow a soul, it would have been hard to find any multinational manufacturer that didn't source some parts in China - probably even the maker of the computer or smartphone you typed your misdirected whine on.🤔
Get the Guns N Roses machine. Best pinball game ever made. I used to cut high school in the 90’s to play all the free games I would win during lunch break.
Dear God, if that's just the Basement I'd love to know what the rest of his house is like? I've been in less well equipped five star hotels........lol.
My second nascar race I ever went to to see in person was Tony Stewart's first win the Brickyard 400. My seat was in turn 1 outside. That day they had tire issues on turn 1.
That's cool. My first ever to attend in person was his second Brickyard win. What a race between him and Harvick. Donut rings up and down the sides of both cars after and Kevin wouldn't take his calls for a week. What a great way to start my track attendance.
My first race was speed weeks at Daytona 2003. Michele Waltrip won in rain. But Daytona racing was awesome and my favorite was that Friday seeing the truck race from the starting line. The IROC race after was even better watching Matt Kensith slide sideways through the grass onto pit row and never let off the gas and came right back in the field and not loose a position.
The Coolest Man Cave to hangout with your Buds. How nice hat he opens it up to different groups, and super nice he lets Special Kids hunt on his property. I always liked his passion of racing and how he would race Sprint Cars. TC
@@kidwave1 that may be true. Guarantee I'd had his money. Buy American all the baby, F china , Some people just don't understand what going on in the world. Walking around with blinders. I'd rather die then to under communist rule. Just like biden buying crude oil from russia for a year. They all money up and invaded Ukraine. Oh that's ok right. china is a hugh treat to America and we just keep buying . Mean while there gett3 bigger and badder. And here we just keep getting weaker. So yeah I have no concern THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT NOT
I was lucky enough to meet Al Sr. on a frozen lake in the middle of Alberta. What a genuinely nice guy. Bobby was … let us say “more intense” even though they were both long retired.
@Loud clear 1 of the 1st things they tell u in the drivers meeting is do not i repeat do not get out of the car unless its an emergency.but no this dumbass ward who was under the influence of drugs jumped out and tried 2 b a tough guy.would still b alive if he had followed the rules.
Due u are awesome and I have watch it from your start to Where you are now thank you so much for being a great guy turn awesome Great guy appreciate what you do for your family fans.
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I was fortunate enough to have worked on the car on that wall. I was a tire runner on the crew at the 500 that year. That car ran the fastest lap of the race and blew up while leading.
That’s awesome Andy. My dream brother would be to drive an Indycar for a living let alone work on a team like you did. Grew up an hour away from IMS. What a blessing. Love Indycar
👍🏎🏁🇺🇸
Cool
@Loud clear shut up dude it was an accident
Thats cool . Be proud working on that crew. Myself volluntaried at the Smithsonian Air n Space Museum in DC . Worked on thr Atachi M631 Serian WW2 Japanese plane.
@Loud clear yes, so they could buy all the pot they wanted? Ward was high, got out of his car and walked into traffic. You do stupid stuff... win stupid prizes. If this had been another driver with less financial means you would not even know Ward's name.
Tony with the strike at bowling. On the spot…That dude is the man.
Tony’s my uncle, and when we used to go visit, me and my cousins would switch a bunch of helmets around.
How old are you now ?
Your uncle is a murderer.
Lol
Wow that’s really cool, don’t you feel lucky and wanna drive race cars?
I sure would if I’d be related to him!
Tony is such a cool person.
I've had the pleasure of meeting him twice.
Terrific individual, and one Heck of a wheel man.
To know that Jimmy gave him that 7th championship helmet , that shows you what Tony means to the guys he raced with. Thats a huge deal to get such a gift!
So cool to see him group the 7 time champion helmets together, you can tell he really appreciates the racing history and the stories behind each of them.
It's so cool that Tony has Carl Edward's helmet. I watched that championship race and it was EPIC! And to have Jimmie Johnson's 7th Championship helmet...PRICELESS. I really miss seeing Tony race in the NASCAR series.
I got to see him win the save mart 350 at the Sonoma road course back in 2016.. my dad took me on a trip to California for my 21st birthday and we booked our tickets for the race months in advance.. one of the best times of my life and was also my first ever official nascar cup race I ever attended.. got a little to faded at the track to well, when your favorite driver of all time wins, you’re celebrating!! Been a big fan of Tony since I was a little kid and always loved watching him race regardless of the outcome 😂😂🏁🏎️
Tony use to come into Nascar café in Nashville where my wife worked as a manager. I got to talk with him on a few different occasions. In his Nascar glory days he was always very kind and polite to me. Was a true down to earth person. I really enjoyed it. Makes me want to go get my old Action Elites out and run down memory lane. I was a big fan. Great to see he is doing so good!
Fucking murdered that young man.
@@stephenschenider4007lol
@@stephenschenider4007how stupid are you it's caller racing.
It was an accident. He couldn't controll the back of his car kicking out @stephenschenider4007
@@stephenschenider4007 dumb take.
Tony is an amazing dude. My uncle who was more of a father to me worked for Tonys race team before he lost his fight with cancer.
😢
Fucking murdered that young man.
@@stephenschenider4007 he didn’t murder anyone. If you race you know a top rule is if your in a crash you get off the track you don’t stay on it and stand in the path of a car that’s on the kid not Tony
@@redmyst5864 Bs I seen the video he kicked his ass end out on purpose during a caution. He knows how to handle that car better than anyone in the world including race driver, and on a caution I repeat a slow caution lap.....Just before that they were also beefing which makes that intent to murder. SHAME ON YOU. You people defending him make me sick.
@@stephenschenider4007No. No thats not what happened at all. And no you didn't see him kick anything out LOL
A long time fan of Tony Stewart. Really enjoyed and appreciate him sharing insight into his collection and his relationships.
Always a fan of Tony. I like his style. He was the bad boy of nascar. He can drive anything with 4 tires.
killing a guy is pretty badass
@@jemimallah it was a accident. Not like he took a gun or a knife to him. Dead guy was stupid getting out of car to look at damage when cars were still going around. Stupid people win stupid prizes
Fucking murdered that young man.
@@stephenschenider4007 it was a accident. Not like he took a gun or a knife to him. Dead guy was stupid getting out of car to look at damage when cars were still going around. Stupid people win stupid prizes
So cool. Thamks Tony. I am an old sprint car driver, waaaay before your time. I had a friend that was friends with AJ so I got a lot of parts from AJ and any Indy full races week ticket for two years. I still root for you and your teams. Havagudun Tony and you too Doug.
I've always loved Tony Stewart and always appreciated his passion for racing. His era of Nascar was extremely enjoyable for me. I don't want to get into comparing eras but I don't even watch Nascar anymore because there are only 3 or 4 drivers worth rooting for and the rest are just not worth watching.
Thank you Tony for all you did for racing and all you continue to do.
Fucking murdered that young man.
I've never been to the Indy 500 or The Brickyard 400. But I love Tony Stewart and his basement! He has 2 KISS pinball machines, which is my favorite band!! All the more respect for #Smoke!
Awesome interview and tour. What a fantastic basement to enjoy. Thanks so much.
8:55 I was a huge Carl Edwards fan and 2011 stung something bad. Glad you respect that helmet and cool he traded it. Great place 👍
Awesome to see. Thanks for the tour.
Love too see how a Tony is so humble
Prolly should be getting away with murder
Great Basement Thanks for the tour and the great Racing memories. Note: The People of Ft. Wayne Love watching you race at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum
That was great , wish every top,athlete would allow a crew to do a walk thru and honor us with their greatness , isn’t that what it’s all about . Would love to see this , what an honor. Thanks tony. J
Thanks for the tour!
I have a beautiful collection of Motorcycle helmets, that I have built up over the last two years. I started flipping used Motorcycles after I retired from running my mobile Tractor and Trailer repair service. I always buy them out of town, and I normally always ride them back from wherever I bought them from, because that is the best way to test one. The people who I have bought them from, have been nice enough to let me have whatever helmet that they used whenever they rode the bike. I have been blessed with the Opportunity to be able to do it, because Motorcycles have been my passion since I was 11 years old. I give them up for about 20 years after my Son and Daughter were born, just to make sure that I was around to raise them into adulthood. I draged raced every weekend with my father's team, and then I started up my own when I was 18. Retired at 21 to raise my kids, and have been blessed with the opportunity to get back in them on a different level. I'm not in the business just to make Money, even though it's really good during certain times of the year. I'm in it to have a place to keep my personal collection of Motorcycles, and be safe while working on them. Great video thanks for sharing.
Thank you Doug and Smoke!! Great basement with lots of fun stuff to do! Appreciate the tour!
@Loud clear Well the dumbass got out of his car. Fucked around and found out.
@Loud clear
Stop spreading false information
What a fun, unique place. Thanks for the tour.
Awesome tour and very cool to see that Indy car on the wall with my company's primary sponsor "Glidden" on it from 90's and all of those racing helmets!
Now its PPG with Newgarden as the driver with Penske in Indycar.
Thanks Doug and Tony again for a great tour!
I freaking love this guy...and this video makes me love him more!
Until you look up how he has treated other competitors...
and violently killed one by driving like the asshole he is.
This was an awesome video, thank you so much for sharing this with everyone. I'm amazed at his collection and everything he has done , just an amazing great guy.
Except when he murdered that guy.
@@BabyJesus66 Thankfully, it wasn't his fault!
Thank you so much foir giving us your time .
It is so easy to like Tony and be totally impressed with everything he has done and is doing.
Damn. Old Tony stepped up there and threw that ball like a PBA champion.
I FREAKING LOVE TONY!
That was fun !! Thanks Tony.
Tony you and Ward were my favorite driver's so I never thought you would retire.
Awesome play room,thank you for the tour.While standing at end of helmet case,on floor at Tony's feet there's a Colts,I'd sure LOVE to know whose it is.
In an episode of the dale Junior download, Dale Junior said that every night his dad would come home and go to the basement to play pinball for an hour or two and never said anything about it. Now I understand what he was doing all those years…
Thank you for sharing
This was great thanks!
Awesome showcase, glad to learn more of Smoke's history
Did they mention the part about his needlessly killing another dirt track driver? Go look up the video online. TS is a POS.
Being a well-connected millionaire saved him... at least here on Earth.
I was at the first Brickyard 400 that Tony won, that was a great day!
So was I. I had a cooler full of budweiser and I probably drank about 20. I was so hammered and it was hot as hell. Day after worst hangover of my life. LOL
@@d_boss_mxk9712 I was 10 so I had a totally different experience
So was I. What a great day!
Great tour, got to talk to Tony for a bit in Dover back in the late 90's. Very cool down to earth guy.
I’m not sure who the guy Doug Boles is, but Tony Stewart is a phenomenal racer and a legend in the motorsports game.
he looks healthy and happy..good for him..always did it his way..temper and all..much respect..marriage has been good for him..
Respect him? He killed someone and got away with it.
@@JoeGator23 yeah imagine what his soul looks like
@@JoeGator23 That wasn't Tony's fault. Get over it.
Tony Stewart is so cool!! He has done so much for racing, and continues to expand his involvement.
He also ran over and killed a young driver on the track.
@@kcbroncohater Well the dumbass got out of his car. Fucked around and found out.
Tony Stewart is a killer. Before you argue about this, watch the new documentary "The Hit".
@@57libra2 Tony Stewart was the victim here. Because of his successful life he has to deal with every sort of loser coming after him. Get a life and try accomplishing something yourself...
@@57libra2 I watched the video, it's pretty clear what he did. He was trying to scare him and instead ran him over. I will check out the 'The Hit'. I just checked and found it.
I have always watched and wanted to be able to shake your hand Tony before my day comes to a end. When I drove truck I used to go to Columbus Indiana alot.
Tony Thank You for all the enjoyment You Given us over the years watching you and all the other Racers ! My Favorite Cartoon was Allways Speed Racer! My dad used get so mad at me because I couldn't leave the house till the next episode was over! Smoke Also Gods Blessing for all the Generosity and Love you Show! Love Forever Race Fan Rusty Clarke Chester/Enon Va. SAVE SOUTHSIDE SPEEDWAY!
Great story.
I've always said that Tony Stewart is the most generous person in the history of motorsports.
Except for that time he murdered someone.
@@marksauer7604
One has nothing to do with the other.
You thought you would say something clever and edgy, but you ended up exposing your own ignorance.
@@latemodelracer2792 he's generous, he gives a lot, but sometimes takes as well... like that guy's life.
@@BabyJesus66
Again, one has nothing to do with the other.
Also, he was never charged for that incident and as a former race car driver, he should have never, ever, ever got out of his car to confront another driver. Especially if the cars are moving under caution. His father should have instilled that in him before ever letting him race.
Most race cars are built in a way the driver can't see much on the right and we're always looking to the left of the car in front of you.✌️
@@latemodelracer2792 still prob shouldn't have murdered. But yeah you're right on the other stuff, minus the murder
Absolutely awesome!
I guess that getting away with murder really pays off.
@@mistert7958
You got any proof it was murder?
@@mistert7958 wasn't murder it was suicide
Enjoyed it tiny I have always been cheering for you and Leah as well
Great basement, thx for the tour Tony🇺🇸
This is the epitome of success. He has everything he could dream of. You could seriously have friends over every weekend and not get bored down there.
NERDS!!!!!!!
And don't forget he killed a kid out of spite! Epitome 101
@@blh-rr9fu Oh you mean the kid that ran out on an active racetrack and jumped at a racecar? That kid? The one that committed suicide?
@@blh-rr9fu I watched it multiple times and I have yet to see what all you morons seem to see. I have never once seen the part where Tony drug the kid out of his car, placed him in the middle of the track then mowed him down. If you have a link to that version I’d love to finally see it!
never really was a fan of Tony but after seeing him like this has changed my mind. What a life that guy has gotten to live so far.
Even got away with killing a guy. What a legend huh
@@fvgc454ss he committed suicide
@@fvgc454ss How 'bout it. All these people praising this guy like he cured cancer and he killed a kid out of spite.
Thank
U for being so honest dude you’re awesome I love your career
Been waiting for the video
Tony Stewart is a CLASS ACT; and truly a legend in his own time! Not to mention how humble and down-to-earth he is. I laughed too hard when he said he has more helmets than trophies - I seriously doubt there's any truth in that statement. LOL
Except his murder.
@@BabyJesus66 you can't call it murder when a driver steps out in front of a race car during an active race! Have you ever driven a dirt-track car? They don't stop (or turn) on a dime! Besides, TS was not charged!
@@senitacustomwoodworks9878 he whipped his wheel into him during a caution lap.
Killing a kid out of spite ain't cool
Fucking murdered that young man.
I swear Tony Stewart is the coolest guy in the world! 100% class act!
He’s also a murderer
That's so cool, thanks!
I consider myself so lucky to have met in person my 2 favorite race car drivers of all time. Tony Stewart and AJ Foyt. They are to me the guys that can race anything and win!
Out of all the F1 helmets he didn’t mention Ayrton Senna’s helmet right by Schumacher
This was a killer video!
Yeah Smoke lives pretty good for a murderer. Much better than OJ
@@MrHemi4spd there is an obvious difference between Tony & OJ, one even somebody who knows neither of them can identify immediately.
@@callmeshaggy5166 and an obvious similarity too.
Both got away with murder for being rich
@@stevebuhl2351 ward = suicide
This was great to watch! I would love to hear how you aquired that Earnhardt helmet!🏁
That home is beautiful!
He might tell you…but then he’d have to kill you
He won one of those Indy 500s on my birthday 🎉 and I told him that when I met him after he retired from cup and as a fan of his it was special to share that together
Dale Earnhardt is my All time Favorite driver but Tony Stewart is in a world of his Own !! Smoke you are a Legend !
Hey, IMS, let Mr Stewart know that I am a professional poker dealer and retired military veteran.
I noticed his poker table has a professional, casino level setup.
I would gladly deal his home game. I live only two hours away.
It’s awesome to know that he has such respect for the racing world! The helmet collection is second to none!
Not really, he killed a driver
Absolutely amazing….!!!
What a cool video and insight to a legend. Thanks for sharing Tony.
He's not a Legend he's a sell out to United States of America
TRAITOR
Bet Kevin Ward Jr would've liked to have a house like that.
He never will. he killed himself back in 2014.
It’s too bad Kevin Ward Jr chose to be a dope head. Say no to drugs kids
The helmet collection just shows how passionate Tony is!!!
WOW
What Great interview.
Awesome to know more about Smoke. Thanks Doug and Smoke. Glad Smoke can still enjoy the life when there is a chance. Awesome collection.
TRAITOR supporting china. Mahindra tractor built in china assembled here United States of America
See above: Mahindra is an Indian corporation, not Chinese. You should take your own advice and look it up.🤔
According to Google the tractor is made in China and India
China communist rule . Were next thank you tony for supporting china
Miss you Tony. Too many of you guys have retired since the 90's and NASCAR hasn't been worth watching since.
I so agree with you.
Tony is truly a class act!!!! I was fortunate to meet Dale Sr...at Richmond when I was in the 3rd grade and my dream is to meet Tony ....
Wow that was amazing!!!!!!
Love him or hate him you had to respect Smoke. He was a driver's driver. As a former racer I admire his outstanding skill and knowledge of the history of racing. The media always liked to catch him during his most frustrated moments but to me what it always showed was his passion for racing and his innate intolerance of someone's bs. A modern day AJ Foyt.
Don't have to respect shit, he killed a fellow racer and everyone treats him like he's some kind of hero, he's a joke.
@@tonysanchez9114 I agree... Why would anyone want to interview this POS?
@@tonysanchez9114 100%
@@B-DINO you might as well marry Tony Sanchez for having the same stupid thought
@@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT you might as well marry the murderer (Tony Stewart) because you can't seem to get off his dick already. Learn how to create a logical or thoughtful response/rebuttal before making a child-like comment or you'll just get easily owned.
fittipaldi, mansell, senna, coulthard...
now thats a cool f1 helmet collection
Beautiful home. Hard work pays off.
Tony and I share the same birth date 5/20/1971. Always been my favorite driver after The King retired.
Now that's a fun basement. All that's missing is a rifle range.
I'd love to see Tony do top fuel! Go all out!
that 2nd pinball machine to the right...I have that exact same one. It's a classic
Mr. coooooooool. I love his passion and knowledge.
Pretty awesome for someone to build a playroom around friends interest and not only their own.
He was able to build that play room with the money he saved and did commercials for china. Look it up don't believe me. Mahindra tractor is made in china assembled here in United States of America. To me that's a TRAITOR tony SUCKS BOOOO
@@larrysmith8635 He walked away from gibbs out of respect to the American workers and manufacturers.Tony Stewart has been a respectful and decent man and a great Ambassador for racing. Mahindra is an Indian company you ignorant troll...
@@larrysmith8635 I have no idea why someone would write something like that unless they believe everyone that has made something out of themselves is a traitor. You might want to look up the charities Mr Stewart is involved with. What have you done to give to someone with less?
@@larrysmith8635 Mahindra is from India
Mahindra & Mahindra is an Indian corporation, not Chinese. Whether some parts are made in China, until COVID caused a few companies to grow a soul, it would have been hard to find any multinational manufacturer that didn't source some parts in China - probably even the maker of the computer or smartphone you typed your misdirected whine on.🤔
Telling my fiancé I need a pinball machine to help me stay focused while racing. Let's see how it goes lol
Get the Guns N Roses machine. Best pinball game ever made. I used to cut high school in the 90’s to play all the free games I would win during lunch break.
Love the tune. Very cool 12 string. The Seagull Shop is a gem. Got married at the lighthouse in the Fall of 2015. Miss it.
Andy,,,,
I was the Radio Guy there,
Good Times.!!!
Tony was a Fantastic Bull Rider!!!
Kenbo Radio.
Dear God, if that's just the Basement I'd love to know what the rest of his house is like? I've been in less well equipped five star hotels........lol.
10:40 "I never collected anything." I remember seeing Tony showing his beatifull race car collection to Jeff Gorden.
Helmets started before the cars
@Loud clear ward committed suicide
I just want to say my prayers go out to Jeanette Lee I hope she's doing okay and recovering from her cancer.
Nice bowling cool place thanks for sharing
That was great thanks. Was that a Pancho Carter helmet that I saw?
Yes and a late 40’s Jimmy Bryan helmet in it’s own case. #76.
His home is like an museum of its own
@Loud clear ward committed suicide
My second nascar race I ever went to to see in person was Tony Stewart's first win the Brickyard 400. My seat was in turn 1 outside. That day they had tire issues on turn 1.
That's cool. My first ever to attend in person was his second Brickyard win. What a race between him and Harvick. Donut rings up and down the sides of both cars after and Kevin wouldn't take his calls for a week. What a great way to start my track attendance.
My first race was speed weeks at Daytona 2003. Michele Waltrip won in rain. But Daytona racing was awesome and my favorite was that Friday seeing the truck race from the starting line. The IROC race after was even better watching Matt Kensith slide sideways through the grass onto pit row and never let off the gas and came right back in the field and not loose a position.
The Coolest Man Cave to hangout with your Buds. How nice hat he opens it up to different groups, and super nice he lets Special Kids hunt on his property. I always liked his passion of racing and how he would race Sprint Cars.
TC
Tony Stewart. Class act all the way!!!
Class act that supports and buys china. Mahindra tractor MADE IN china assembled here in United States of America.
To me that's a TRAITOR
@@larrysmith8635 Easy there hair trigger, I guarantee you got plenty of stuff made in china in your home. Dont be a fool.
@@kidwave1 that may be true. Guarantee I'd had his money. Buy American all the baby,
F china , Some people just don't understand what going on in the world. Walking around with blinders.
I'd rather die then to under communist rule. Just like biden buying crude oil from russia for a year. They all money up and invaded Ukraine. Oh that's ok right.
china is a hugh treat to America and we just keep buying . Mean while there gett3 bigger and badder. And here we just keep getting weaker.
So yeah I have no concern
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
NOT
Does he have the helmet of the guy he ran over?
I remember the race at Carolina Speedway in Gastonia,NC where Tony went over the backstretch wall in the sprint car.
I was lucky enough to meet Al Sr. on a frozen lake in the middle of Alberta. What a genuinely nice guy. Bobby was … let us say “more intense” even though they were both long retired.
Hey … south paw!
Do not forget Danny Ongais, he won at drag racing and ran as good as 4th at indy in 1979
The Flyin' Hawaiian!
@Loud clear I think you should give 90% of your brain away...oh wait.
@Loud clear 1 of the 1st things they tell u in the drivers meeting is do not i repeat do not get out of the car unless its an emergency.but no this dumbass ward who was under the influence of drugs jumped out and tried 2 b a tough guy.would still b alive if he had followed the rules.
Danny “on the gas” Ongais.
does tony have a "guys i murdered" trophy room?
Due u are awesome and I have watch it from your start to Where you are now thank you so much for being a great guy turn awesome Great guy appreciate what you do for your family fans.
Amazing video!