Unused concepts for Stewart-Haas Racing resurface, sparking debate about legacy, logos, and NASCAR’s evolving identity.

Haas spends most of his time with his Formula 1 team and Stewart is driving a full NHRA schedule, making both absentee owners at NASCAR events. The 71-year-old Haas was also ill for much of last year.

Stewart-Haas Racing is closing up shop at the end of the 2024 season, but Gene Haas isn’t done with NASCAR. […] ...

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — While Stewart-Haas Racing shut down after last season, it’s impact remains in the NASCAR Cup Series. Stewart-Haas Racing, which was co-owned by Tony Stewart and Gene Haas ...

Her Stewart-Haas Racing team worked frantically Thursday night on rapid repairs and she restarted 18th with two laps to go. She was pushed all the way around the speedway by Busch to finish 10th ...

After the closure of Stewart-Haas Racing at the end of the 2024 season, Gene Haas is back in the NASCAR Cup Series with a fresh perspective. The post Despite Brad Keselowski’s Alliance, Gene ...

Former Stewart-Haas Racing drivers Chase Briscoe, Josh Berry, Ryan Preece and Noah Gragson have gone their separate ways. They have all taken something different to their new racing homes for the ...

After sponsoring two cars for the now-defunct Stewart-Haas Racing last year, Texas A&M will now branch out into other series of motorsport. Nov 8, 2024; Avondale, Arizona, USA; NASCAR Cup Series ...

If there was any doubt left that Stewart-Haas Racing was dysfunctional last year, Josh Berry has ended that today. During the Cup Series race at Atlanta, Berry and his Wood Brothers Racing NASCAR ...

For the 2025 NASCAR season, Texas A&M University will serve as a primary and associate sponsor for Haas Factory Team and Cole Custer. Last season, Texas A&M teamed up with Stewart-Haas for a ...

Busch, the 2004 NASCAR champion, has continued to drive for Stewart-Haas Racing and expected to drive the No. 41 in the season-opening Daytona 500. I feel like it s full throttle, full steam ahead, ...

KANNAPOLIS, N.C. Gene Haas wanted to build a dream team, with an opportunity to see his name in victory lane. He wasn’t going to let Tony Stewart stand in his way of making that happen. Haas ...