SRX Racing Postpones 2024 Season Amid Market Concerns and IROC Revival

Tony Stewart's busy schedule and a significant drop in viewership after a network switch also contribute to the uncertainty surrounding the series' future.

SRX Racing, co-owned by Tony Stewart, has announced the postponement of its 2024 season due to 'market factors', sparking speculation that the series may not return.
The announcement comes just days after Ray Evernham, a founding father of SRX, announced his acquisition of the IROC brand, leading fans to speculate a connection between the two events.
Despite a successful run in 2023, SRX saw a significant drop in viewership after switching from CBS to ESPN and moving from Saturday to Thursday nights.
SRX, which was seen as a modern IROC, aimed to unite top names from various motorsports, including NASCAR and IndyCar, under one roof.
Tony Stewart's busy schedule, including expanding his family and stepping in for his wife in NHRA’s top fuel dragster, is also seen as a potential factor in the SRX postponement.