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What was Tony Stewart's Home Depot car number?
Tony Stewart drove the #20 Home Depot car from 1999-2008.
Did Tony Stewart lose his Home Depot sponsorship because or his attitude on the track?
No he did not. Home Depot's sponsorship deal was with Joe Gibbs Racing, not with Tony Stewart. Tony Stewart left to start his own racing team.
Who drove the Home Depot car before Tony Stewart did?
There was no other driver. Tony Stewart was the only driver of the Home Depot car. Tony drove the car from 1999-2008. Starting in 2009, Joey Logano is the driver of the Home Depot car.
Is Home Depot going to sponsor Tony Stewart in 2013?
Not if he has any sense!!
What was Tony Stewart's old racing number?
From 1999 through the 2008 season, Tony Stewart drove the #20 Home Depot car in the Nascar Cup Series.
How much does it cost Home Depot to sponsor Tony Stewart's Sprint Cup Series car?
Nothing. Old Spice and Office Depot combine to pay about $25-30 Million to Stewart-Haas Racing for sponsorship of Tony Stewart's Sprint Cup car. Home Depot pays about $20 Million to Joe Gibbs Racing for sponsorship on Joey Logano's car.
Are Tony Stewart from home depot items considered collectors items?
If you say so, but they're not overly valuable compared to, say, a Richard Petty item made when he was still driving or a Dale Earnhardt item made before he died, because Tony Stewart is still competing and they made a LOT of this stuff.
Did Tony Stewart quit race car driving?
No, he did not. Tony is still driving in the Sprint Cup Series. He drives the #14 Old Spice/Office Depot Chevy, which he co-owns at Stewart-Haas Racing.
Who was Tony Stewart's primary sponsor for 2011?
Tony Stewart had Office Depot, Mobil 1 and Burger King as his primary sponsors for 2011.
How much does it cost Office Depot to sponsor Tony Stewart?
20,000,000.00
Did Tony Stewart's sister get killed?
No. Tony Stewart's sister is still alive.
Who was Tony Stewart's sponsor for 2009?
In 2009, Tony Stewart's primary sponsors in the Nascar Cup Series was Old Spice and Office Depot. He ran two races with Burger King sponsorship.
