Stewart-Haas Racing
Originally founded as Haas CNC Racing in 2002 and now co-owned by Haas Automation founder Gene Haas and former NASCAR Cup Series driver Tony Stewart, Stewart-Haas Racing is a racing team that competes in the NASCAR Cup Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series.
Stewart-Haas Racing has claimed two drivers’ championships (2011 and 2014) and earned nearly 100 victories between the series in which it competes.
Stewart himself left Joe Gibbs Racing in 2009 to drive for Haas and continue operating behind the wheel of a Chevrolet, and he received a 50% ownership stake for doing so. He drove the No. 14 car from 2009-16.
Other notable drivers throughout the team’s history include Aric Almirola, Clint Bowyer, Kurt Busch, Kevin Harvick, Ryan Newman, Danica Patrick, and more.
Josh Berry is in just his second full-time year in NASCAR, but he’ll be bringing more experience than many people realize to the 2024 Cup Series season.
Stewart-Haas Racing has struggled in 2023, outside of Kevin Harvick. Larry McReynolds discussed those issues on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio, and explained why Gene Haas should be angry with one specific team.
Chase Briscoe is getting a new crew chief following half a dozen horrendous results at Stewart-Haas Racing.
Michael McDowell is one of the pending free-agent drivers that SHR could pursue if Aric Almirola decides to retire at the end of the season.
The incident on Monday at Charlotte Motor Speedway may have its origins from when Aric Almirola was leaving Richard Petty Motorsports and Bubba Wallace was arriving.
Kevin Harvick is back in the No. 29 car this weekend in a nod to his days at Richard Childress Racing.
Kevin Harvick’s side gig is as an agent representing some NASCAR drivers. His next client could also be his replacement at SHR.
Ryan Preece may already be out of the running for the 2023 NASCAR Playoffs.
Ryan Preece met with reporters this week and revealed that his bad run of luck on the track has carried over into his personal life with some shocking news.
When Ryan Preece violently slammed into Kyle Larson at Talladega, it was all captured on the No. 41’s in-car camera and when viewed in slow motion it reveals a frightening scene.
