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Tony Stewart rules out 2019 Indy 500 return, aims for win in 2020

1997 Indy Racing League champion Tony Stewart has ruled out running in 103rd running of the Indianapolis 500 despite previously stating he was ready for a return to the Brickyard once again in an IndyCar. Stewart attempted the Indy 500 on six occasions throughout his career, he started on the pole as a rookie in 1996 - but was never able to win the event. His best finish came in 1997, crossing the line in fifth place after starting on the front row in second. The three-time NASCAR champion mentioned in August he was keen to come back to IndyCar for the 500-mile race; but would like to do so with the aim to win and not just be taking part with 32 others in the field. Stewart told...
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