Progressive Insurance is returning to Joe Gibbs Racing in 2026, sponsoring Denny Hamlin and the No. 11 Toyota Camry XSE in 11 NASCAR Cup Series events, starting at Texas Motor Speedway in May and including the season-finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Joe Gibbs Racing driver Denny Hamlin has been dealing with a lot lately. He missed out on winning the 2025 Cup Series championship by a thread and was dealt a bigger blow when his father, Dennis, passed away in a house fire.
Riley Herbst's year-one struggles in the Cup Series have not gone unnoticed. At a press conference today, Denny Hamlin said he expects better results from Herbst in 2026.
Rain has arrived at Bowman Gray Stadium and after causing a delay at the halfway mark, it helped result in a caution on Lap 102. It involved some heavy hitters in Denny Hamlin, Kyle Larson, and Kyle Busch, who all went for a spin in Turns 3 and 4.
Despite aggravating a shoulder injury in a fall, NASCAR driver/owner Denny Hamlin told reporters on Wednesday that he will not have surgery and plans to compete in the 2026 NASCAR season.
Despite a short delay, NASCAR officially kicks off its 2026 season with tonight’s Clash, a season-opening exhibition at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, N.C.
If you’ve been paying attention to the garage chatter lately, you already know partnerships in this sport aren’t just decals slapped on a hood. They’re the backbone of a team’s survival, the fuel behind development, and sometimes the clearest indicator of where an organization is headed.
National Debt Relief is ramping up its partnership with Denny Hamlin and championship-winning NASCAR Cup Series organization Joe Gibbs Racing in 2026, tripling its exposure on the No.
Joe Gibbs Racing has taken social media by storm with its acquisition of the No. 11 car in NASCAR's O'Reilly Auto Parts Series. Though plans have not yet been announced for the car, this development has some believing that Denny Hamlin could make a non-Cup Series appearance in 2026.
The garage area can finally take a collective breath. The standoff that cast a long shadow over the sport for the better part of a year has officially ended.
The professional disappointment of Denny Hamlin failing to win the 2025 Cup Series championship feels like a grain of sand compared to what he endured in the weeks that followed.
The offseason is usually a chance for drivers to reset before another long NASCAR Cup Series campaign. For Denny Hamlin, this winter offered no such break.
Denny Hamlin has long pressed for a return to points racing, and few drivers carry more credibility on that front than Hamlin. Having himself been one of the most consistent drivers, routinely stacking strong regular-season performances and backing them up in the postseason, the JGR veteran has often faced dejection in the elimination format.
In the span of two months, Denny Hamlin lost the NASCAR Cup Series championship in heartbreaking fashion, saw a lawsuit between the team he co-owns and NASCAR finally be settled and tragically lost his father, Dennis, in a house fire. Yet, the 45-year-old from Chesterfield, Va., will compete in the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season.
NASCAR Cup Series superstar Denny Hamlin has broken his silence following a house fire on Dec. 28 that led to the hospitalization of his mother and the tragic death of his father, Dennis, at age 75.
This past weekend was a tough one for Denny Hamlin and the 23XI team after tragedy struck the veteran driver and company co-owner's family at their home in Stanley, North Carolina.