NASCAR champion Tony Stewart’s first job out of high school 20 years ago was washing cars near his home in Indiana.
His early career decision offered flexible hours that freed him up to race whenever he wanted. The move proved as clever as the ones he lays down on a racetrack in his No. 14 Chevrolet.
Stewart didn’t make much at the car wash, but he has earned NASCAR teams for which he has driven more than $70 million since 1999.
On a warm Thursday afternoon, Stewart put his car-washing experience to good use at Henderson’s Coronado High School…. More info
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