Steve's Towing Svc

08/29/2026

Some of the vehicles we have hauled lately

07/15/2026

07/15/2026

I haven’t posted anything in a few weeks so here’s some recent photos of tows I’ve done thank you to my customers as always

07/04/2026

NASCAR's return to Chicagoland this weekend brings back memories of one of the greatest finishes in Cup Series history. The unforgettable 2018 battle between Kyle Busch and Kyle Larson wasn't just another race—it was two elite talents pushing each other to the absolute limit in a finish that still gives racing fans chills.

After trading slide jobs, bouncing off the wall, making contact, and refusing to lift, Busch emerged victorious. Then came the moment everyone remembers.

Standing on the frontstretch with the checkered flag in hand, Busch looked into the camera, wiped away imaginary tears, and delivered the now-iconic "crying eyes" gesture. At the time, many saw it as classic "Rowdy" embracing the villain role after being showered with boos.

Busch wasn't celebrating the boos—he was genuinely disappointed that fans couldn't appreciate the incredible race they had just witnessed. He believed two of the sport's best had put on an all-time classic, yet many in the grandstands focused more on who won than what they had just experienced. His post-race comments made that clear.

Today, following Busch's tragic passing in May, that finish has taken on a new meaning. Kyle Larson himself has admitted he still watches those final laps regularly. Fans who once rooted against Busch now celebrate the fearless competitor who never backed down from a challenge and always raced to win.

The boos have faded.

The respect has only grown.

What was once viewed as one of NASCAR's greatest "villain" moments has become one of its most memorable reminders that greatness isn't always appreciated in the moment. Sometimes it takes time—and perspective—to recognize just how special an athlete truly was.

The 2018 Chicagoland finish will forever stand as one of NASCAR's greatest battles, and Kyle Busch's "crying eyes" celebration has become an enduring symbol of a driver whose passion, talent, and competitive fire helped define an era.

What's your favorite Kyle Busch memory?



Chicagoland Speedway

07/04/2026

A must-see destination for every racing fan is now open! 🏁

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has unveiled its all-new "Jeff Gordon" exhibition, celebrating one of the greatest drivers in motorsports history. The exhibit features 13 race cars spanning every era of Gordon's legendary career, never-before-displayed artifacts, and a breathtaking art installation showcasing more than 70 helmets.

Whether you followed Gordon from his early days to his NASCAR Cup Series championships or simply appreciate racing history, this exhibit offers a rare look at the career of a four-time champion and one of the sport's biggest icons.

The exhibition is open now and will run through February 2027, giving fans plenty of time to experience this incredible tribute to one of NASCAR's all-time greats.

Have you visited the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum yet, or is this exhibit now on your bucket list?



Get to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum

07/04/2026

Happy Fourth of July I hope everyone stays safe and has a great holiday 

06/20/2026

05/10/2026

To all you mothers out there in the racing world happy Mother’s Day. I hope you have a great one.