Stewart aired it out this past week in Texas: 'I'm so mad at NASCAR right now. I'm not talking about it ...'
to help teammate Chase Briscoe advance in the Playoffs,
Perturbed by the pricey punishments, Stewart told reporters last Wednesday during his fantasy racing camp at Texas Motor Speedway to benefit Speedway Children's Charities just how angry he was at NASCAR."I'm so mad at NASCAR right now. I'm not talking about it . . . If it weren't for the fact that I've got a couple of appearances that I have to make, I wouldn't be in another NASCAR race the rest of the year.
He told reporters about the NHRA, “Love it. The atmosphere is way different, way different. And I like the atmosphere there. I have all year.”
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