Racing power couple Tony Stewart and Leah Pruett made a grand entrance at Daytona Bike Week, turning heads with their stunning custom Harley-Davidson. The duo, known for their love of speed, took a break from the racetrack to embrace the biker lifestyle at one of the biggest motorcycle events in the world.
A Custom Harley Fit for Tony Stewart and Leah Pruett
Stewart, a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, has long been one of the biggest names in motorsports. While his career has been defined by stock cars and high-speed oval racing, Stewart has always had a deep love for motorcycles.
His wife, Pruett, is a semi-retired NHRA Top Fuel drag racer, known for her lightning-fast performances on the drag strip. Like Stewart, she shares a passion for high-performance machines, whether it’s cars, bikes, or anything built for speed. Together, they form one of motorsports’ most exciting power couples, and their latest appearance at Daytona Bike Week proved just that.
Stewart and Pruett didn’t just show up at Daytona Bike Week—they arrived in style, riding a one-of-a-kind Harley-Davidson modified by Southern Country Customs (SCC). SCC, co-founded by NASCAR legend Rusty Wallace, is known for customizing high-end motorcycles (mostly Harleys) with a mix of classic and modern elements.
Their bike was a true showstopper, featuring sleek detailing, bold colors, and an aggressive stance that perfectly matched the couple’s love for power and speed.
Daytona Bike Week: A Biker’s Paradise
As one of the biggest motorcycle events in the world, Daytona Bike Week draws thousands of bikers and enthusiasts every year. It’s a celebration of freedom and outrageously modified two-wheeled machines. This year, the couple put the pedal to the metal to catch everyone’s attention.
Stewart and Pruett’s appearance only added to the energy of the festival, with fans eager to catch a glimpse of the racing legends outside of their usual motorsport scene. Their custom Harley, combined with their star power, made them one of the highlights of the event.
Whether on four wheels or two, Tony Stewart and Leah Pruett continue to show that their passion for speed knows no bounds.
