Overview
- Tony Stewart clinched his first NHRA Top Fuel victory with a 3.870-second run at 317.42 mph during the 4-Wide Nationals at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
- This win ends a nine-year victory drought across all racing disciplines for Stewart, who retired from NASCAR in 2016.
- Stewart stepped into the NHRA Top Fuel class in 2024, taking over for his wife Leah Pruett after her retirement to focus on motherhood.
- The victory highlights Stewart's adaptability in mastering the NHRA's challenging Four Wide format, where racers compete across four lanes simultaneously.
- Stewart's triumph has reignited discussions about his legacy as one of the most versatile drivers in motorsports history, drawing comparisons to stars like Kyle Larson.