DENNY HAMLIN RUMORS & GOSSIP
Denny Hamlin bounces back from speeding penalty to finish fourth at Kentucky (VIDEO)
Denny Hamlin has finished fourth in three of the last four Cup races.
Via CSN Chicago
6 days ago
Joe Gibbs Racing exec: Team will ensure Denny Hamlin Xfinity penalty ‘doesn’t happen again’
Senior vice president of operations Jimmy Makar says Joe Gibbs Racing won't appeal penalty.
Via CSN Chicago
23 days ago
Tony Stewart, Denny Hamlin pushed it to the limit and beyond last year at Sonoma
Via FOX Sports
23 days ago
Hamlin, No. 20 XFINITY Team Hit with Encumbered Win
Joe Gibbs Racing and Denny Hamlin were celebrating a NASCAR XFINITY Series win on Saturday, but the celebration has come to an end as NASCAR announced on Wednesday afternoon that the win was encumbered, and the No. 20’s five playoff points for the win are now being taken away.
NASCAR found the splitter on the race winning machine was not flat, creating the encumbered finish under...
Via On Pit Road
24 days ago
Kyle Larson wins Michigan, second win of 2017
Sunday in Michigan looked like it was going to result in a boring finish for the NASCAR Cup Series. However, a series late cautions changed all of that and the end result was Kyle Larson putting the No. 42 machine into victory lane for the second time this season.Kyle Busch, Kyle Larson and Martin Truex Jr. all dominated Sunday in Michigan at various times during the race. Late in...
Via The Sports Daily
26 days ago
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Report says ATF agents used illicit slush account to rent a NASCAR suite
The legend goes that NASCAR was borne out of bootleggers attempting to run alcohol past authorities in souped up coupes and then raced those very cars on small tracks in the southeast. That sounds crazy, but it’s not far from the truth and that’s embraced by NASCAR and its fans.So it’s a bit ironic that in 2012, agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives...
Via The Comeback
April 11, 2017
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NASCAR won’t penalize anyone for the Kyle Busch-Joey Logano fight
A few years ago, in an attempt to boost interest in the sport amidst sagging ratings and develop more engaging personalities in the sport, NASCAR decided to loosen up its rules and restrictions on tough racing. The policy colloquially known as “have at it, boys” came into effect several years ago where the sport encouraged their drivers to handle business on the track.Of course...
Via The Comeback
March 15, 2017
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Better racing trumps easier math in new NASCAR points system
The reasoning behind NASCAR’s new stage-based race format is pretty basic: Improving competition is a bigger priority than simplifying the math is.In each of NASCAR’s top three segments, the races will be broken into three stages for 2017: The first two stages will each be roughly one-quarter distance with brief breaks in between. The third and final stage will be about half...
Via FOX Sports
January 24, 2017
Can Toyota carry their 2016 NASCAR Sprint Cup success into 2017?
If Drake was to ever become a bandwagon fan in NASCAR, he’d be taking warm-up laps in a Camry. What a time to be alive for Toyota racing.2016 was a groundbreaking year for Toyota in many respects. They hope to take that momentum and carry it into 2017. In a sport where Ford and Chevrolet has dominated the scene for more than 30 years, Toyota secured its first-ever NASCAR Sprint...
Via The Sports Fan Journal
January 21, 2017
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