Stewart-Haas Racing, the NASCAR team formed by iconic driver Tony Stewart and businessman Gene Haas, is closing shop 10 years after winning the title.

News of Stewart-Haas Racing ceasing operations comes after several weeks after reports that its future as an organization was in doubt. "Racing is a labor-intensive, humbling sport. It requires unwavering commitment and vast resources,

Stewart-Haas Racing announces in a joint statement it will cease operations at the end of the 2024 NASCAR season

Stewart-Haas Racing announced on Tuesday that it will close its NASCAR operation at the conclusion of the 2024 season.

The announcement comes after nearly a year of rumors that the four-car Cup Series team was looking to sell its charters and either scale back or exit the series completely.

Stewart-Haas Racing had a billionaire and a star driver at the top, looking like NASCAR's next dynasty. But it all changed in recent years.

Stewart-Haas Racing is shutting down its garage at season's end. On Tuesday, team owners Tony Stewart and Gene Haas released a joint statement on their

SHR's four charters, effectively NASCAR’s version of franchise licenses, are to be sold off over the coming weeks and months.

Stewart-Haas Racing, a team that has achieved significant success in the NASCAR Cup Series, will cease its operations at the end of the 2024 season.

Front Row Motorsports has purchased one of Stewart-Haas Racing’s charters, the team confirmed Wednesday. Stewart-Haas Racing announced Tuesday that it will cease operations after this season. With adding the charter,