NASCAR - Tony Stewart - Smoke Tony Stewart: Smoke will take fans through the past, present, and future of the career of this NASCAR Superstar. This DVD produced by NASCAR Images features stories told by 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup Champion himself, as well as his family, friends, rivals, and teammates. You will hear Tony discuss his temper, his relationship with the media, and his lifelong drive to reach Victory Lane.
Customer Review: A New Fan
I’ve been watching NASCAR for a few years now and have really become a fan. I never followed any one driver. Not being that familiar with racing, the only driver I knew anything about was Jeff Gordon. But in the past couple years I’ve really started to pay attention to the races and the drivers. One of them was Tony Stewart. The one thing I really knew of Tony was that unbelievable crash at Daytona.
Everything that had been written about him was his aggressive attitude. As I’ve read more about him and watched him race, what I’ve discovered is that aggressive attitude is an amazing passion for driving, be it stock cars, INDY cars, or midgets. This DVD points that out. I rented it last week and have already watched it three times. I will be adding this to my sports media collection.
Customer Review: Great insight into a driver’s passion!
This DVD has actually been available for a couple of months and parts are already being televised on Speed channel. This is a great way to gain insight into a driver’s life. The interviews with his family and the old photos are terrific. You realize that Tony had a passion for all things racing since he was a baby. His generous spirit in regards to his charitable works is admirable. I would love to see more of these DVDs of other drivers. FYI-Dale Earnhardt Jr’s DVD is being released by the same company around February 2004.
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