Ryan Blaney and NASCAR insiders shared their reaction to Ty Dillon trolling Denny Hamlin after the Cup Series race in Atlanta on Saturday night. On the Door Bumper Clear podcast, Blaney was with hosts Freddie Kraft, Tommy Bladwin and Karsyn Elledge, and they talked about Dillon upsetting Hamlin in the In-Season Tournament.
NASCAR's inaugural In-Season Challenge got off to a wild start, as Denny Hamlin and numerous top contenders got eliminated in the opening round. The tournament debuted with Chase Elliott winning an eventful race at Atlanta's EchoPark Speedway.
Round 1 of the inaugural NASCAR In-Season Tournament at EchoPark Speedway in Atlanta provided chaos. According to the seeding, there were eight upsets — that doesn’t even include the higher seeded Ryan Preece knocking off the points leader in William Byron.
The first round of NASCAR’s maiden in-season tournament concluded at the EchoPark Speedway last weekend. Most notably, the Stage 2 wreck took out nearly all the important competitors from contention for the $1 million prize.
After rolling off from P33 at Atlanta, Denny Hamlin had hoped to claw his way back using NASCAR’s revised Damaged Vehicle Policy. Although Hamlin made modest progress — 30th by the end of Stage 1 — his momentum unraveled in the Lap 69 wreck.
Before heading to the streets of Chicago, Denny Hamlin will face a double-duty challenge, improving the speed of his No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota while ensuring his 23XI Racing operation rolls off the hauler ready to contend from the opening lap.
Ty Dillon had every right to take a victory lap after Saturday’s Quaker State 400 at EchoPark Speedway. Dillon, the No. 32 seed in the inaugural NASCAR In-Season Challenge, finished a season-high eighth in Atlanta, advancing past No.
Chase Elliott passed Brad Keselowski on the final lap to break a 44-race winless streak and sew up a playoff berth in Saturday’s Quaker State 400 at EchoPark Speedway.
It seemed like Denny Hamlin was primed to make a run in the inaugural NASCAR In-Season Challenge. He entered EchoPark Speedway as the as the No. 1 overall seed over the weekend, and his Round 1 matchup was none other than Ty Dillon.
23XI Racing and FRM’s antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR has continued over the entirety of the 2025 season, as multiple people have now started to support the motion.
In one of the more interesting moves in the 2025 NASCAR Cup season so far, Ty Gibbs will temporarily have two crew chiefs — well, technically, that is.
Denny Hamlin has never been comfortable on road or street courses, which is precisely why he steers clear of other disciplines and commits only to stock car racing.
Last season, Ryan Blaney found himself at odds with NASCAR’s former Damaged Vehicle Policy at Watkins Glen when a Lap 1 incident sparked by Corey LaJoie snared the No.
NASCAR is infamous for its massive wrecks. Drivers are always racing one another with a margin of mere inches. A single misjudgment can cause in the field.
Denny Hamlin spun out during the In-Season Challenge at EchoPark Speedway in Atlanta, Ga., on Saturday night, leading to a huge wreck. Hamlin went sideways entering Turn 3 on Lap 70 of the Cup Series event in Atlanta.
NASCAR Cup Series driver Denny Hamlin has welcomed the idea of San Diego being a possible street venue for the 2026 Cup Series season. If the deal is agreed
When Denny Hamlin decides to retire from NASCAR competition, he'll go down as one of the greatest drivers in the sport's history regardless of whether or not he wins a Cup Series championship.