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The SRX series of all-star racing returns to ESPN with the relaunch of “Thursday Night Thunder,” the program that helped make drivers such as Tony Stewart and Jeff Gordon famous.

Tony Stewart was busy ripping around Indiana short tracks some three decades ago, and winning just about every midget and Silver Crown race on his way to IndyCar and NASCAR stardom, with no idea who was watching on television. Turns out a lot of people. Dale Earnhardt was one of them.

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Stock car racing is back on ESPN this week with Tony Stewarts SRX Series. CEO Don Hawk believes the series could go international soon, expanding this concept.

Don Hawk remembers watching Thursday Night Thunder on ESPN in the 1980s like it was yesterday. He saw the likes of Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart roaring…

Tony Stewart was busy ripping around Indiana short tracks some three decades ago, and winning just about every midget and Silver Crown race on his way to IndyCar and NASCAR stardom, with no idea who was watching on television.

ESPN is reintroducing a program that helped make drivers such as Tony Stewart and Jeff Gordon famous.

SRX has dropped next week's scheduled event at Thunder Road due to the intense floods that have devastated central Vermont, and will run a second event at Stafford Motor Speedway in Connecticut instead. Thunder Road has been given a date on the 2024 schedule in place of this year's.

Superstar Racing Experience, a series founded by Tony Stewart and others, is set to rejuvenate a beloved motorsports brand this week. Here’s what you need to know.

Austin Dillon will return to Eldora Speedway for the Superstar Racing Experience, while Ernie Francis Jr. takes part at Lucas Oil Raceway and Kenny Wallace adds Thunder Road.