Today is the day that Denny Hamlin decided he was going to go and rattle more cages. He’s posting on social media again. Early this morning, Hamlin responded to Larry McReynolds and asked if he and Channel 90 SiriusXM NASCAR Radio would apologize.
Although Denny Hamlin, Michael Jordan, and Bob Jenkins ultimately brought the antitrust lawsuit to a close and secured a settlement with NASCAR, Hamlin has made it clear that the legal victory did not erase his frustration with how the case was portrayed publicly.
Hamlin clearly remembered Larry McReynolds' remark on the lawsuit when it was filed.
Can you name every driver to be the NASCAR Cup Series champion since 1984?
Denny Hamlin is inarguably one of the greatest drivers to have ever raced in the NASCAR Cup Series. The 44-year-old veteran is beating time and age every season to compete with the youngsters on the track at the highest level and beat them.
Denny Hamlin’s recent heartbreak at Phoenix stands as one of the most painful near-misses of his career, with a championship slipping through his fingers by the narrowest of margins.
As NASCAR weighs the idea of granting teams a measure of latitude in how cars are built and adjusted, the conversation has reopened around innovation and competition.
Denny Hamlin’s testimony in the antitrust trial offered one of the clearest windows yet into his personal stake in 23XI Racing. He disclosed that he has
It was a day many in the NASCAR world thought might never come. The bitter, high-stakes legal war that pitted race teams against the very sanctioning body they compete under finally reached its conclusion.
Veteran driver Denny Hamlin had plenty to say in court over the past week-and-a-half, but after Thursday's groundbreaking settlement in the antitrust case against NASCAR, Hamlin summed it up in two sentences.
Today, the NASCAR antitrust lawsuit came to an end.
The legal saga stretched over 14 months and went to trial on Dec. 1.
Cross examination of NASCAR chairman and CEO Jim France ended Wednesday in Charlotte, and the plaintiffs in the federal antitrust lawsuit concluded their case.
Denny Hamlin has suffered one too many injuries over the past twenty years as a race car driver in the NASCAR Cup Series. Through intensive medical procedures and mind-bending personal discipline, he has maintained his physical fitness standards through all of them and is still going strong.
There are several reasons why a NASCAR driver’s performance might wane as they age. It could be slowed brain function, the loss of quick reaction times, a waning eyesight, or something different.
Denny Hamlin’s 2025 campaign came within inches of rewriting the arc of his career, only for a late caution at Phoenix to snatch a long-awaited championship from his grasp.
Michael Jeffrey Jordan, as he cordially introduced himself to the federal courtroom in Charlotte on Friday, admitted it was his competitive side and novelty within the sport that emboldened a push for 23XI Racing to "challenge" NASCAR over what he perceived were violations of antitrust rules.
While on the stand today, Michael Jordan was able to come off as likable and even took time to joke about his co-owner. 23XI Racing, owned by Jordan, Denny Hamlin, and Curtis Polk, is suing NASCAR over antitrust claims, along with Front Row Motorsports.
After Denny Hamlin, co-owner of 23XI Racing with Michael Jordan, took the stand for the first two days of testimony in 23XI and Front Row Motorsports' antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR, it was co-plaintiff Bob Jenkins' turn to take the stand Wednesday in Charlotte.
As the big trial between NASCAR and Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing team continues, Denny Hamlin and everyone else on Jordan's side are being advised not to post on social media.
If you thought the wildest action in NASCAR happened between the concrete walls of a superspeedway, you clearly haven’t been paying attention to what’s going down in a Charlotte courtroom this week.
Veteran driver and team co-owner Denny Hamlin declared NASCAR's charter proposal is akin to a death certificate in explosive comments on the second day of the racing league's antitrust trial Tuesday in Charlotte.
With NASCAR's revenue-sharing model at the forefront of 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports' antitrust lawsuit, 23XI co-owner Denny Hamlin took the stand as the first witness Monday in Charlotte, N.C.
The first day of the NASCAR antitrust lawsuit is in the books. Denny Hamlin gave part of his testimony on the stand today. During his testimony, Hamlin reportedly burst into tears and got emotional as he talked about his path to the Cup Series and professional stock car racing.
Denny Hamlin was not particularly pleased with an article from ESPN's Ryan McGee regarding the Dec. 1 trial in the antitrust case involving 23XI Racing/Front Row Motorsports and NASCAR.
The courtroom battle between NASCAR and 23XI Racing is heating up, and it’s getting personal. With the antitrust trial just days away, the drama isn’t on the track but in the legal briefs, as NASCAR tries to bench two of 23XI’s superstar owners from the proceedings.
NASCAR is currently undergoing a time of massive scrutiny. The 23XI-FRM charter lawsuit has brought many shocking things to light that were never seen before.
In an alternate reality where he won the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series championship, Denny Hamlin would've retired on the spot.
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