In a powerful and emotional meeting between racing legend Tony Stewart and the Bloomquist family, a new chapter was written in the history of dirt track racing. After hours of heartfelt discussions and reflections on Scott Bloomquist’s storied career, the Bloomquist family, in collaboration with Stewart, officially announced the formation of Late Scott Bloomquist Motorsport. This new motorsport company is dedicated to preserving the legendary legacy of one of the sport’s most iconic figures.
Scott Bloomquist, a name synonymous with dirt track racing greatness, dominated the sport for decades with his unmatched driving skills and determination. Known for his mastery of the World of Outlaws Late Model Series, Bloomquist earned countless accolades, including multiple championships and numerous feature wins. His passing left a void in the racing community, but his impact on the sport continues to be felt.
The creation of Late Scott Bloomquist Motorsport marks a new era in dirt racing. The company will focus on honoring Scott’s legacy by providing support for future generations of drivers and ensuring that his innovations in the sport continue to influence the racing world. The company will offer a range of products, including high-performance racing equipment and technology, as well as developing initiatives to nurture young talent in dirt track racing.
Tony Stewart, a close friend and fellow racer, expressed his honor in joining the Bloomquist family on this endeavor. “Scott was one of the best to ever do it, and his influence will never be forgotten. This is about keeping his spirit alive and helping the sport he loved grow even further,” said Stewart.
The Bloomquist family echoed Stewart’s sentiments, emphasizing their commitment to Scott’s vision of advancing dirt track racing. “Scott’s passion was unmatched, and through this new venture, we want to ensure his legacy lives on for generations to come,” the family shared.
Late Scott Bloomquist Motorsport is expected to begin operations later this year, and the racing world is eagerly anticipating the impact it will have on the future of dirt track racing.
