Tony Stewart shows off his absurd car collection to Jeff Gordon | Around the Track
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- Tony Stewart gives Jeff Gordon a tour of his amazing garage as the NASCAR icons share stories while checking out Stewart’s ridiculous collection that includes championship-winning cars, legendary rides and much more.
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Those old Home Depot cars brought back childhood memories for me
SewardXGaming
You mean Office Depo !
lol
Ginny Bandiera office depo was later earlier was Home Depot
Yes, same here! I remember having a diecast 20 car. I don't think I have it anymore, but I loved that thing so much!
Me too bro fo sho I'm from Greensboro NC 1hr and some change from Charlote so I been to a few 600s and a few AllStars race
Same here. Those were fun times
These two hated each other for many years. Good to see them walking around together happily talking old times.
I wouldn't say they hated each other but i definitely don't think they were friends
Past tense
They didn't "hate" each other, they were just competitive. They wanted to beat each other, badly.
You do know they only hate each other in the track right, every man for himself no matter teammates whatever they’ve explain this. Moron
@@mattcox3373 Exactly. Rivals is a better word.
Tony Stewart: has a collection of a bunch of his cars before he started nascar.
William Byron: so this is my iracing setup. That's about it.
Colin F hah
😂😂😂
OK, I chuckled out loud. Funny and probably spot on.
Well.... those iRacing setups have SetUp Byron’s future.
What have YOUR SETUPS DONE FOR YOU!!!! That’s what I thought.... 😂
Atleast they’re both cup series winners now
These were the last class of NASCAR drivers I watched in NASCAR. After they were done, I left with em'. Thanks for the memories fellas.
Same.
Same
Same. Tried watching a race last year and was bored. Amd it was The Glen. Not a boring track. Todays driving have no personality on or off the Track.
Same
last of the greats.
I love how Jeff isn't concerned about making like traditional "good TV" here. He's just fascinated and wants to talk racing as a racer.
He's just thankful Tony didn't run him over.
Two of the goats discussing cars awesome
Now if only we could have the intimidator back for this
Probably to avoid the topic of Tony murdering Kevin Ward: th-cam.com/video/MdPQGtFqqjc/w-d-xo.html&feature=emb_logo
@@funkingitup1805 those videos without enhancement software are useless, you might as well be watching ren and stimpy
I still to this day see home Depot number 20 and think Tony Stewart
I always remember DW saying uh oh here comes "big orange."
Always will remember the 20 as Tony. He may not have been as dominant as Earnhardt and company, but he had the biggest personality in NASCAR at one time. I love Tony. He was never my favorite, but I was always happy when he won cause he wanted it so fucking bad. And seeing him climb those fences for the first time, that was badass.
I'll always associate #20 with Tony, #24 with Jeff, #3 with Dale Sr., #2 with Rusty, and #43 with Richard Petty. I associated #28 with Davey Allison for a long time despite the fact that Ernie Irvan, Dale Jarrett, Kenny Irwin, and Ricky Rudd also drove that car.
My first ever Flip Phone was a bright Orange home depot decal-ed flip phone with #20 and Tony stewarts name on it. Still have it around somewhere
That's because he is the man who made the #20 important in the sport of stock car racing. Just like Earnhardt #3, Gordon #24, Petty #43, Rusty #2, Martin #6, Alan Kulwicki #7, Davey Allison #28 and JJ's #48 etc... etc... etc... Tony Stewart even brought AJ Foyt's #14 back to the forefront and is also known for that number. I'd say Harvicks #29 & #4 as well as Kyle Busch's #18 m&ms ride garner that same attention. Someone in this comment section claimed Tony didn't dominate like Earnhardt etc... and that person does not realize that from an overall racing standpoint Stewart has won more races in many different racing styles than just about any driver in Nascar history and won or competed at an extremely high level throughout... Earnhardt did not race at a high level at anything other than Nascar, IROC and Prototype racing (yet he did win 7 champions during the most evolving years of Nascar which to me makes him the best ever in Nascar history) but he could never had achieved the same success Stewart has in the plethora of different styles of racing that he competed in. They had to invent the Triple Crown Championship because Tony was the first to ever achieve such an unthinkable goal. Tony is one of the most DOMINATE race care drivers to ever walk the face of the planet..... Nascar is not the only form of racing that exists.
2 legends that used to go at it with each other on the track getting together like old friends. Awesome to see
champions can relate to champions.they each have respect because they know the road it took to get there....they are both kinda in all of each other.so nice to see.i love the memories
Not a lot of people know this but those bubbles are actually pressurized with the screams of Joey Logano.
who?
@@drutang the guy aslmost everybody hate
FaZe Bat ok sure... but still no clue who he is.
I like to think of Jesus in a tuxedo
God is good
Great interview between Jeff and Tony. Sadly I don't find today's NASCAR as interesting as I do the people that got out of it
Yeah. They don't kill em like they use to: th-cam.com/video/MdPQGtFqqjc/w-d-xo.html&feature=emb_logo
@@funkingitup1805 bro can you chill tf out
@@NPC_5120 he cant hes a fucking idiot
@Jimmy Neal All yall can stfu. Stewart knew exactly what he was doing. Fck Tony Stewart
@@johnbillings4947 Yeah, he was driving in a sprint car race when some idiot ran down the track right into Tony's path. Ward's fault 100%.
I can honestly say I miss both Tony & Jeff in the racing series. I miss Dale too. Can not even think of racing with out these 3. It's just not the same. Thank you Dale for what you did for Racing. Thank you Jeff & Tony for making the races interesting.
Wow tony is really short
Yes
Nascar is missing the personalities
Unreal just how many different forms of motorsport Tony won championships in.
He‘s one hell of a versatile race car driver.
To this day Tony is the only person ever to win a nascar championship and indycar championship. Shame ne never ran in F1
His racing hero is aj foyt.
Rick Hendrick Quarantined the engine... We all know how that engine felt...
formalguy01 😂😂😂😂
NasCarona virus
I feel like this video came out 2 years ago. It blows my mind that this was in 2020.
Colin F OMG IT IS
@@colinf3963 ikr 2020 feels way longer than it has been
That Home Depot Pontiac from 1999-2001 is still one of my favorite looking cars!
You aren't alone
That when it was good racing! COT cars Ruin NASCAR
90s had some great paint schemes...gen 4 memories
Why’s it in a bubble?
@@mikefriedman5635 Your comment proves 1 thing. The fans that whine so much really started watching late 90s early 2000s. NASCAR was a fad back then and die hard fans still love NASCAR today but the fairweather fans. I wish would stay away
Tony has his cars in legit bubbles never seen that shit ever.
Well, this is a person who committed at best, negligent HOMICIDE, while denying ANY wrongdoing....so there's that.
Sickof Idiots for a person sick of idiots you must be one to think Kevin ward wasn’t an idiot for getting out of his car and running at Tony. Knowing tony did he mean to scare him probably did he mean to run him over no. It basically ruined Tony’s career. So to say he did it on purpose I don’t think a man who did it on purpose would be in such a slump after it like he was.
@@sickofidiots4095 The ability to speak doesn't make you intelligent.
@@sickofidiots4095Go fuck yourself, you don't even know what you're talking about.
Sickof Idiots 👍👍👍😂
Memories right there 👏👏
EPIC
I remember watching the Daytona 500 in 2001 and seeing him fly around in that huge crash. It was wild! Never did I ever expect to see the actual car.
seeing Stewart's Home Depot cars made me feel so Nostalgic, that and that IROC car he drove
Steventhe2nd
Makes me wish I was alive for IROC...
@@rashimirfieros43 you'd love it, it was a great series
Steventhe2nd
That’s what I’ve heard. Do you have any possible links to a race so I can see for myself?
@@rashimirfieros43 of course, here's one from 1999, one of the most exciting finishes out there
th-cam.com/video/1VbhyImKX_Q/w-d-xo.html
Steventhe2nd
Thanks, man. I’ll check it out.
That '01 Daytona wreck car gave me chills.
Yeah cause that flip is pretty much overshadowed by what happened later on turn 4 of the final lap
Rest In Peace Dale
Dale escaped that big wreck by maybe half an inch. The distance between life and death. Little did we know...
It chillenening
15:23... throat clenches up, pressure spikes in the sinuses, eyes water... It's physical reactions like that display how much Dale Earnhardt meant and still means to fans of the sport almost 19 years after his passing. I hope I am not alone in this.
You are not alone...
15:58 man, we almost lost Tony and Dale in the same race
Every racecar driver and fan knows the risks involved in this sport that we love so much but that doesn't make it any less tragic when something awful happens. The Silver-Lining is that since we lost Dale, there has been no fatalities in NASCAR since, and the changes made to the cars, safety systems, tracks, with the Safer-Barrier and stuff, has come a long way. It's a damn shame it took Dale to get our butts in-gear, but we have since then.
Too bad it was Dale Earnhardt and not Stewart.
Stewart would go on to kill Kevin Ward Jr.
@@rustyshackelford1483 the kid had a part to play in it
@@rustyshackelford1483 . How about you wish it was nobody who died . what the fuck man
@@rustyshackelford1483 Kevin had a major part in his own death
Jeff said he did school projects on racing little did he know i did all my projects in school on him and tony that made my day to hear that with them two talking
That is so cool.
Christopher Huffman sammmme!!!
The first PowerPoint project I did my freshman year was on Tony Stewart so It was cool to hear him say that haha
Yep, same here. Used to write "essays" about Jeff Gordon.
I did them on Jeff and my black buddy did it on Tony
I think they need all of the retired drivers under the age of 60 to run Friday night go cart races on nbc. It would be more entertaining than the current nascar!
They did at bristol many years back. It ended with a wreck and a legend getting injured.
I would watch that!
@@cadillacdude1975 in go karts?
5Lives Gaming no in older cup cars in 2009.
www.heraldnet.com/sports/marlin-wins-nascar-legends-race-in-bristol/
@Despiser Despised because old people need to go to the bathroom more often
Seeing these guys today makes me feel like a class reunion. You realize you're getting older. I mean, Jeff Gordon has always looked young. But now he has a touch of gray. A little thicker. Not commenting on any of that, just nostalgic.
My dad won free tickets from work (Home Depot) and took me to see a race when i was about 7 at Fontana Auto Club Speedway, ever since then i was all about cars and watching #20 race on FOX. Great Memories
You just don't fully appreciate just how talented of a racecar driver and ambassador for auto racing is until you watch this video and hear him and Jeff Gordon chat about their careers. Wow is all I can say.
Two of the best of my generation.
Competing against each other brought out the best in them.
No way these guys beat Donnie Allison or Barry Bonds at Daytona. And remember that time Steve Park slept with Jeff Gordon's wife after his head injury cause he was confused and walked into the wrong bathroom? Good times!
My best Buddy was a Gordon fan. He passed 9 years ago. My dad and i loved watching Tony on the track so this is a treat! 2 of the all time greats on the track and I'm the owners "box"
Jeff Gordon’s moods and socialization makes me so happy cause like he’s just so nice, I love you Jeff and i love William.
GREAT JOB. JEFF AN TONY. MISS YOU GUY’S NOT BEING ON THE TRACK . THANK’S FOR ALL THE GREAT MEMORIES. 😎🙏🇺🇸🏎
Yeah you got that right, that's when nascar was great
Memories of Kevin Ward is all anybody can have thanks to this piece of shit: th-cam.com/video/MdPQGtFqqjc/w-d-xo.html&feature=emb_logo
@@funkingitup1805 Nah your an uneducated useless piece of shit ya LOSER!!!
@@dennismiller152 Hey buddy. Go fuck yourself
@@DJMetalman911 Pot is calling the kettle black here...
Two of the 90's/2000's GOATs in 1 video. Epic
I saw Jeff run with the outlaws in the late 80's at Flemington. What a badass for a kid. Never a big TS fan but this video shows him in a different light. Probably the only time I've seen him on camera he wasn't whinning about something.
He’s good at killing a young racer
Nice Collection of Tony's.
Good interview Jeff..
There is a lot of History in that room.
I really enjoyed it..
Truly an amazing collection. Smoke could open it up as a museum and I would be happy to pay admission to it.
I would love if Jeff Gordon would do an in depth tour of his collection. Love ya Jeff! Really hope to meet you someday!
I could have watched this conversation for hours. Loved hearing their stories. I haven't watched NASCAR since their generation left. Stewart, Jr, Sr, Gordon, Dale Jarrett, Mark Martin, Rusty Wallace, Ricky Rudd, Waltrips, Labontes, Sterling Marlin, Ernie Irvin, Jimmy Spencer, Boris Said - I miss those races. I will never forget the look on Kenny Schrader's face on that horrible February day back in 2001
Thanks Jeff, Tony IS a nice guy!-Good Interview!!
Great collection, nice to see Tony's a Tri-Five fan. However, it's a shame so many non enthusiasts are positing negative comments on a subject or person in an attempt to feel better about themselves.
Thank you gentlemen for this video. Brings back a lot of memories. Had the pleasure of being a Sprint car crew chief and racing against both of you!!! Big fan from then on. Had to support my fellow Hoosiers!
Those 17 minutes felt like 90 seconds that's how good this video was.
Took me almost an hour to get through, just couldn't stop rewinding.
2 great guys, very cool. Thanks for recording this and sharing it with us guys! Will forever miss that era of racing! God Bless you guys!
For those that didnt know Jeff moved to indiana from California because they allow drivers to start at age 16 . This jumped his learning curve .
Tony deserves what he's got.
I've always wanted a shop like that. Awesome.
I remember when I got my picture taken with Jimmy Johnson’s car. Not just any car, but the one he won his 5th Championship with. It was fresh from the track. They had just got it into Hendrick Motorsports a few hours earlier. Maybe one day I might become a NASCAR Driver.
Two of the Best UASC Drivers ever to strap on a Helmet. I watched them both come up thru Go-Carts,Migets etc. to Nascar. Dam I'm getting OLD!
Let’s see your car collection Jeff!
@Extraordinary is extra fine like that
Show me where all scarp car for continue to beat all driver whit youre scarp
Because for me is all gold and these two Driver is tha same. This why lot kid love racing is Legend for New génération
I was kind of hoping for a little bit more. Mercedes Ferrari Corvette Viper yet none of those were there not even a souped-up Camaro
We need to see Jeff's collection.
it was great to live in the era and witness the awesome driving talents of these two champs, RESPECT!!!
Tony made me a fan when I saw him at an Indy car race in Dover Delaware. They didn't race Indy cars at Dover much because they crashed so many cars, and the race I saw Tony in they wrecked more than half the field. Tony was killing it that day and had lapped the entire field twice. He didn't win because of a brake failure, but he made me a fan. When he moved over to Nascar, he was one of my favorite drivers behind Jeff Gordon and Dale.
This is one of the best videos on TH-cam
God, this is just beautiful. Two of my all-time favorites talking about their cars. Every car has a story to tell about it. Tony has a building full of stories there.
i want to hear about the car stewedrat use to kill kevin ward jr
He didn’t intentionally kill Ward. Ward jumped at his car and he couldn’t dodge it in time
@@cooperkoliba no- stewedrat gas up and slid into ward with the right front wheel knocking him to the ground and the right rear tearing him into pieces . stewedrat being a professional driver lost his temper "SMOKE" he got that name for a reason
@@redkellyre6568 the dumb ass shouldn't have walked out into the track the fuck deserved what he got
@@Foxdidnothingwrong old stewedrat sure attracts fans that enjoy seeing death
I consider myself so lucky to have been able to watch these two race.
i consider myself lucky to be able to watch a man get run down and killed by one of the best race drivers of all time
@@redkellyre6568 That is an odd opinion to have, let alone share.
@@diejeffy thanks for the complement
@@redkellyre6568 you are an ass.
@@davejohnson3037 Amen.
I’m from Canada and just now getting into NASCAR, great vid.
The best years were 1995 - 2005 IMO.
Sorry but you totally missed the good years and the great drivers. I stopped watching when Tony retired. To see good races we watch old ones on TH-cam.
Next to Dale E. Tony was my favorite driver none since he retired
Keep up the good work Axalta! Love seeing all the drivers and the cars. Brings back lots of fun memories!
What an awesome video and collection. So much fun getting to hear two of my favorite drivers talking about races they ran and things they did. Thank you so much. Ron
That's probably the cleanest 2000s montes ive ever seen
Used to hate these two being a Matr Kenseth fan. Bit you got to respect them! Two great drivers and legends !
Cool how two of the most winning Champions ever make a honor comment to the GOAT Mike Bliss
Mike Bliss one of the Greatest... Junior Johnson = GOAT...
Nobody killed them like Tony: th-cam.com/video/MdPQGtFqqjc/w-d-xo.html&feature=emb_logo
@@funkingitup1805 SHUT. UP. JUST STOP. NOBODY ACTUALLY GIVES A FLYING FRICK ABOUT YOU AND YOUR DUMBASS COMMENTS.
The Pika Player
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
mArIjUaNa kIlLeD kEvIn wArD
Look, memes aside I know it wasn't Tony's or weed's fault, I ride in a road bike high as fuck on marijuana and, I would ride drunk or high but there's no freaking way I would ride dressed in black, let alone stand in the middle of a dim track with a black firesuit. You're literally invisible on black clothing even if there's some light.
Beautiful to see too formal rivals and Champions reminisce.
Thanks Jeff and and when you get a chance thank Tony , that was awesome to see a little into Tony's career. I've been a fan of racing and I have a lot of Nascar things but in my office is a replica mini hood of the #20 Home Depot car. Out in the garage is a 1/64 scale pit row scene with the #24 Dupont car. Thanks again guys.
Can you even imagine how much racing information these two guys have in their backgrounds! Two great racers both in NASCAR and on dirt...
Thanks for making these! What an amazing video, and incredible tour of such an awesome place! I love it!
Wish you could do this with all of the big names in NASCAR, I would love to see all of their collections. I'm sure they all have some bad ass stuff.
Shawn McGrew no one else really races like he does, if they do, it’s rare. For most NASCAR racers
Shawn McGrew Mark Martin has a museum in Batesville Arkansas. He’s very active on Facebook.
Kurt Busch does a cool vid on his stuff.
stewedrat sits on top of the apex , because his collection includes a dead man
Pretty sure most Nascar guys don't have multiple IndyCars and sprint cars lying around their garage.
Two of my favorite drivers of all time! Was a huge Stewart fan from Indy thru NASCAR. Still a fan now that he’s an owner!
Tim Hauck it’s cool to hear a couple of Indiana boys talk about small tracks in Indiana.
Watched that race he won his 1st Outlaw race in! He was dominant that night. Started in the 2nd row IIRC and took the lead in the first 5 laps and never looked back.
Two of the best ever. Thanks guys for all the memories and Tony, thanks for making Dirt racing even better.
Seeing that last cup car brings back so many memories. Hell I had forgot that he wrecked in that same race till just now.
When I met my wife she had one of those TS special edition Monte Carlos. That thing was pretty damn fast. For the next several years I did all her maintenance on it so I got to know it pretty well. Super cool car! Wish we still ad it.
My two favorite drivers. Legends.
Man what a nice collection! I would love to see that shop in person.
"IRP", because nobody refers to that place as Lucas whatever. Just like Deer Creek Amphitheatre. Great episode!
Well said sir!!!!! I couldn't of said it better myself!
RIP Kevin Ward: th-cam.com/video/MdPQGtFqqjc/w-d-xo.html&feature=emb_logo
100% truth.
@@funkingitup1805 Fuck off.
Its crazy to me to see tony's 2001 daytona car today after all these years. I remember watching that wreck as a kid thinking how the hell someone survives that
I love that he has a Greg Hodnett fuel cell. I would see him race every week at Williams Grove, he was gone too soon..
This is a great video Jeff, thanks for a walk down memory lane. God Bless you.
He’s got more money tied up in lifts than the whole worth of my house.
Same here
The way it should be
All those dam tires are worth more than my life
@G Sav stfu they can spend the money they earned however tf they want.
thanks to Gene Haas
Wow. 45 here and remember the good ole days and the rivaly. How amazing is it seeing these 2 icons shooting the crap. I really do consider these 2 the top 2bin nascar history. My opinion
I miss these 2 racing in Nascar. They weren't my favorite drivers but this was my favorite rivalry
Man... I remember being a kid and watching nascar with my grandpa and seeing these two go at it. I used to be a band wagon Jeff fan and gramps always seemed a Lil disappointed in it 😂
2 class act champions...I really enjoyed this....thanks Jeff and Tony.
These two are both dirt racers at heart so they have a different sort of chemistry than two other NASCAR guys might.
What a treat to see these two getting along and enjoying each other's company and stories. I loved watching them bang on each other back in the day.
My favorite is that orange Home Depot Pontiac...
I like the added black highlights version from his championship year
Mine is the number 33 ritz oreo camaro
The 00-02 cars were my favorite
Smoke: "we can't cut me out, it will ruin the car"
Bobby: "yeah about that..."
Funny how Jeff never mentioned he was caught up in the same crash
Jeff....."Remember that time I won the Brickyard?"
Tony...."Yeah..remember the time I killed that kid?"🤣🤣😆🤣😆😆🤣😆😆
@@pennywise8182 Shut up bitch.
@Penny Wise
Gordon: Is that Penny Wise over there, The guy you almost killed?
Stewart: Yea he`s the one i had bent over that tire and almost Butt fucked him to death! 🤣🤣😂😅😆🤣
It’s cool to actually see what’s inside that garage. I actually grew up down the road where that is at. I drive by the garage all the time when I visit my parents.
I was at that Sonoma race. Amazing feeling. You had to be there.
That was so amazing to see all of those cars thank you so much
This was awesome, exciting, and great. Tony's collection entirely skunks my diecast collection, LOL. I see he has a '57 bone too. So do I, because my dad had one when I was a kid.
Earlier last year I saw Tony's rookie car on a hauler with several other race cars. I live in Charlotte so I assume they were taking them to the Hall of Fame. Seeing these old bodies bring back memories
Love to see and here about the sonoma car was there that day i was alway wondering what happened with it now i know so cool.
Love them discussing the Kinser's - freaking dirt track royalty
This is the kind of content that will keep the spirit of racing going! I love this stuff! Keep it up!
@Robert Manders Up yours. He is not.
@Robert Manders I have no idea if OJ is innocent or not but video proves it was not Tony's fault, it was Ward's fault.
I know hundreds of people have already said this but it sure is nice to see these two formal rivals hanging out like friends. True race car drivers! #24vs20
“Speed up you won’t have that problem…”
One of the best quotes ever when Jeff said that to Smoke.
Love hearing "Bloomington"
Two of the greatest drivers to ever take the wheel.
My friend Jimmy Huffman and I used to watch you and the guys in Memphis Tennessee really enjoyed it
Very cool to see the two of you reminiscing. I was a big Gordon fan and not so much a Stewart fan when I was younger. But as I've gotten older I see what hes done for racing and how much of a good person he is. Who's dirt modified is that up on the lift?
Love hearing about the cities in Indiana I go and watch turn track racing now knowing these legends raced there
Jeff's attitude is pretty cool - I have to say.
I remember one time when I was seeing a #20 show car that Joe Gibbs Racing had brought up to a Home Depot here in MD and one of the guys with the team that brought the show car was like "sir would you like to see the view from inside the car?" I literally said "sir I'm 240 lbs, I'm too round to fit" and the dude says "give if a shot", lets just say I felt like my big ass was a big round peg trying to fit in that square window, I knew I wouldn't fit!"
One of my favorite racing memories is seeing 14 year old Jeff Gordon racing a winged sprinter at Volusia County speedway---and he wasn't giving an inch to the veteran racers on that fast dirt track. The guy seated right in front of me in the grandstand was the late Duke Cook, great USAC driver. He had me laughing so much that I almost forgot how bad my sprained ankle was hurting that night.