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Commercial shoots keep Cup stars on their game in busy offseason

By David Newton
ESPN.com

Monday, December 17, 2007

CONCORD, N.C. -- Tony Stewart seemed oblivious to the woman spritzing hair spray on his ever-growing wavy black locks and twisting them to make sure every hair was in place. So did Kevin Harvick as a woman dabbed powder under his eyes while he talked to the two-time Nextel Cup champion. "The day we have to do it in the garage is probably the day I quit," Stewart said with a laugh. "It feels kind of weird the first couple of times you do it. As you get used to it you don't even think about ...

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