News about Tony Stewart

According to Mail Sport, Rotherham United have fired manager Matt Taylor. Taylor, who did brilliantly to keep the Millers in the Championship last season, was fired following Saturday's 5-0 loss at Watford. Taylor's 13-month tenure came to an end, placing the team 22nd in the Championship with two victories from their first 16 games of the season.

Albertson's death was confirmed by Tony Stewart, a three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and team owner, who said she was involved in a road rage accident.

Ashlea Albertson, a Tony Stewart Racing driver, died in a tragic road rage crash on Friday at the age of 24. Albertson's death was confirmed by Tony Stewart, a three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and team founder, who believed she was involved in a road rage tragedy. "I lost a teammate today." 'AshDogRacing had an infectious personality and could light up any room,' Stewart wrote on Friday night. She was an excellent racer who was involved in a road rage accident and lost her life.' I've also been caught up in road rage in the recent past. I hope we can do justice to Ashlea by limiting what we can do on the highway. Losing her is a sober reminder of how precious life is. Please join me in keeping her family and friends in your prayers.'

Ashlea Albertson, 24, was returning home to Greenfield, Indiana, with Jacob Kelly on the I-65 in Jackson County when the couple were trapped in a deadly collision with another driver. The vehicles collided and Kelly's 2018 GMC Terrain span off the road, throwing Ashlea from a window as it turned over and rolled. Ashlea, a bride who was supposed to marry in March, had recently beaten her mentor and paid tribute to her as a 'great race car driver' with a 'infectious personality.' I've also been involved in road rage in the past,' Stewart wrote in a X post before Twitter, formerly known as Twitter.'

Kyle Larson, the once-disgraced NASCAR racer who returned to the sport to win a points title in 2021, will race the Indianapolis 500 next year with McLaren Racing in a joint effort with his new team owner Rick Hendrick. Larson's aspiration is finally a possibility thanks to McLaren and Hendrick's surprise announcement on Thursday. On Memorial Day weekend, he will also be the fifth driver to run 'The Double' in Charlotte, North Carolina, on the same day. The other NASCAR drivers to compete in both categories are John Andretti, Robby Gordon, Tony Stewart, and Kurt Busch. Larson, who was chastised for using the word n-word on a live broadcast, has long said he wants to compete in the Indy 500. However, he did not have a viable Chevrolet opportunity for the 2023 run of 'The Greatest Spectacle in Racing,' (which took place in May).